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In reply to the discussion: Are the squirrels on your lawn fat or lean? [View all]dawg day
(7,947 posts)54. Mine are very tubby from having dug up and eat all the tulip bulbs I planted.
The squirrels look so triumphant and proud when they find another one. It's so annoying... there are oak trees all around, and thousands of acorns right on the ground, but they dig in my flower beds.
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I've always heard that you go by how thick their fur is. Although, unless you hunt squirrels,
Arkansas Granny
Nov 2019
#13
I have no actual 4 legged squirrelly pets, just a few friends that some might consider squirrelly.
Arkansas Granny
Nov 2019
#60
I watched the Boone and Crockett red squirrel in my yard the other day. He's been
brewens
Nov 2019
#8
Makes sense. Put on some weight and warmth to get them through a tough, cold winter...
CTyankee
Nov 2019
#17
I'm more interested to know where a tree rat is going to find shelled sunflower seeds
Major Nikon
Nov 2019
#20
When I was tutoring ESL to Chinese students, one asked me if it was legal in our city to shoot
CTyankee
Nov 2019
#34
I didn't feel it was my place as a tutor to make a judgment on her culture, so I didn't ask.
CTyankee
Nov 2019
#38
i would say that "holy" has been used as a magnifier of intensity when you use the word it modifies.
CTyankee
Nov 2019
#49
Not 100% harmless. They do eat / chew on cedar wood products if you have on your house, and...
SWBTATTReg
Nov 2019
#58
Our squirrels are always fat and our winters always cold and long. Central NH n/t
sarge43
Nov 2019
#42
the title of this post sounds like the title of a surrealist work by a new artist on display
CTyankee
Nov 2019
#50
Well, I don't look closely at the squirrels ... usually I shout to my 3 dogs 'SQUIRREL!' and the ...
SWBTATTReg
Nov 2019
#53