Pic came out surprisingly well, considering I took it through a window . This is seconds before I let loose my dog on a frivolous attempt at catching it (she did it once!)
Two things prevent this squirrels death:
- we're not in the country anymore
- I could use my .22 and low velocity shot, but....this is the third $40 bird feeder my mom has had to buy (I paid for one *coughcoughcough*)
Believe me...I was tempted to unload on it with my 12ga.
Someone has to protect the innocent tweety birds from the big bad squirrel who's hogging the feeder!!!
Why not move the feeder towards the camera by, say, 3 feet? This setup looks like an easy leap from the embankment to the seed section, IMO, but the shot isn't giving a clear angle on the distance involved.
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Look closely at the bird feeder itself. If you look closely you can see the tail and from there you can see the rest :d
He's tough to see, it took me a moment too.
Man if you fall off that trampoline for any reason you're in for a world of hurtin' cause you're gonna fall down the rocks too lol
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lol, it's not as close as you think :P...well maybe it is - 6' from the ledge :-D
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I will never surrender though I be the last. If I am taken, I pray that I may have the strength to spit upon my enemy.
My goal is to succeed in any mission - and live to succeed again.
well he's getting up there somehow
The metal bowl on the bottom is supposed to keep critters from climbing the pole.. this guy is using it as a footrest and makin' you look like bad
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LOL>..i didn't even think of the "Squirrel proof feeder" thing *smack*...:P
My theory is it jumps off the hill behind it...hell, I don't even know...be interesting to catch it in the act sometime.
I will never surrender though I be the last. If I am taken, I pray that I may have the strength to spit upon my enemy.
My goal is to succeed in any mission - and live to succeed again.
. This is seconds before I let loose my dog on a frivolous attempt at catching it (she did it once!)
