Tag: squirrel
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Who Knows What Tomorrow Brings?
After a mild winter, portions of the East Coast could be hit with a significant snow event tonight and tomorrow. Here are some older photos I shot of a squirrel searching for some peanuts. For those of you bird lovers, if it does snow, don’t forget to fill the feeders (the squirrels will appreciate you…
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Three Years Ago on ISBAA : Squirrel Peek-a-Boo in Colorado
I photographed this squirrel in a park in Boulder, Colorado during a family visit a few years ago.
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Persistence Pays Off
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Happy Squirrel Appreciation Day
I could not let today go by without wishing all the squirrels Happy Squirrel Appreciation day!
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If You Build It, He will Come….
When I put up a bird feeder I am always reminded of the famous line from the baseball movie “Field of Dreams” : “if you will build it, he will come” In my case, I am not always thinking about birds but the nemesis of the birds and my dogs, Mr. S.Q. (please see second…
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Mr. SQ in The Snow
The Mid Atlantic could be hit with one more snow event tomorrow. Here are some frames of a squirrel foraging for some peanuts in the snow. (please see more photos below)
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A Squirrel’s Autumn Portrait
This photo proves that a colorful autumn backdrop even enhances a squirrel’s portrait.
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Another of your Favorite Photos
Thank you to all of you who take part in the almost weekly Week in Review Photo Polls. Today’s post includes the photo of a squirrel’s ill fated attempt to pillage a bird feeder that received the most votes from a gallery for the week ending June 8.
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Looking Back : This Week a Year Ago on ISBAA
This blog went daily a year ago last month and I have been fortunate to have a lot of new followers come along for the ride since. Here is one of the more popular posts on this blog from a year ago this week. While photographing some backyard birds a couple of weeks ago, I…
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Camera Shy Squirrel in Boulder, Colorado
I photographed this squirrel in a park in Boulder, Colorado during a family visit a few years ago.
I See Beauty All Around, by Rob Paine 