This black squirrel was up on this hoop for at least ten minutes. You can't see it but behind her there is a cob of corn on a peg which is placed there for the squirrels and she is proceeding to eat the whole thing herself. A few others came by but she would let no one else near the food. This was taken at the Veterans Centre at the Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre.
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What a great photo! I love it!
ReplyDeleteFunny. I think some of our squirrels have become so accustomed to humans they're no longer afraid, probably a lot like this little rascal. We ran into a fox squirrel on the golf course the other day and he was digging in the earth and wasn't about to move. I almost ran over the darn thing! I think he was stashing away some goodies for Sunday dinner!
ReplyDeleteCute shot, it is amazing how well they can balance and still eat. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your day and weekend!
ReplyDeleteShe certainly knows where the good food is!
ReplyDeleteAcrobat!
ReplyDeleteIt definitely looks well nourished!!
ReplyDeleteHe's found himself a good food source and he's holding on to it.
ReplyDeleteA fine squirrel balancing act, and the squirrel got lunch as well.
ReplyDeleteThe way he is sitting there, looks like the ring is perfectly made for him.
ReplyDeleteFirst come, first served. This squirrel takes those words very seriously so nobody is going to touch or eat the cob of corn except herself. :)
ReplyDelete...going through a loop for a meal!
ReplyDeletePretty good balance: staying on the hoop, eating the corn and chasing away other uninvited guests!
ReplyDeleteSquirrels are great athletes!
ReplyDeleteCute looking animal. Its looking wel after itself.
ReplyDeleteSign him up for Barnum and Bailey or Cirque du Soleil!
ReplyDeleteThe black squirrels always amaze me Pat, I guess it's a bit like our black swans ☺ look at that gorgeous tail!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the person who put the cob of corn there, thought it'd be easier for birds and well a bit tricky for squirrels?
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