Then he scampered over to a tree and was peeking out from behind the tree as though he was looking for me. But, when I raised the camera he turned his head and looks straight up the tree.
A few minutes later, I saw him again and this time he seemed to have found something to nibble on. He appeared to be used to having people around. He was a born "ham".
There is one just outside my veranda right now. I can't see it, but it sounds a bit upset.
ReplyDeleteSquirrels are fun to watch...playful little critters!
ReplyDeleteSo many wonders to see, when we slow down to see.
ReplyDeleteI see them in my backyard all the time. And I don't mind if they visit me... well, except when they start digging up my lawn..: )
ReplyDeleteThey are the scourge of my tomatoes but they sure are cute, Sharon.
ReplyDeleteThey are busy little creatures and cute. We don't see too many squirrels here.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how many squirrels there are in the world?!
ReplyDeleteSuch adorable little beings.
ReplyDeleteSo nice that you found a willing model and subject! And a very cute one at that. Aloha, Sharon
ReplyDeleteThe squirrel is looking so cute
ReplyDeleteHe's very cute and busy.
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