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Photography • Animals • posted on Jul 01, 2010

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... its bird food not squirrel food!! Taken in the garden this afternoon, the flipping squirrel had chewed all the perches off the bird feeder trying to get into it, he damaged it a bit but in the end he had to resort to eating the rejcted seeds on the ground ;o) Thanks for looking!! Hugz Jen :o)

Comments (17)

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brycek

12:12PM | Thu, 01 July 2010

Cute capture jen!!

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mickeyrony

12:32PM | Thu, 01 July 2010

He He A part of its buffet is fly away like. Beautiful catch of sight. Cheer still and mile mercies ((5++)) He He Une partie de son lunch s'envole comme . Belle prise de vue . Bravo encore et mile mercis((5++))

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DennisReed

12:36PM | Thu, 01 July 2010

Excellent capture Jen!

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1010

1:29PM | Thu, 01 July 2010

They are so resourceful Jen. Nice shot!

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eekdog

1:31PM | Thu, 01 July 2010

pesky liitle varmites. nice shot.

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Bossie_Boots

2:52PM | Thu, 01 July 2010

Superb capture !!

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adrie

2:55PM | Thu, 01 July 2010

Very cute capture my friend, love it.

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twingo

4:07PM | Thu, 01 July 2010

Excellent shot, really funny how the bird is looking at the squirrel.

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MarciaGomes

4:12PM | Thu, 01 July 2010

PRECIOSA FOTO MINHA AMIGA ADORÁVEIS ANIMAIS AMO O ESQUILO.+++++++++5

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Faemike55

6:08PM | Thu, 01 July 2010

Fantastic photo, Jen! I think that bird is eyeing the tail of the squirrel for a bit of revenge, if not an object lesson...

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alzartz

6:24PM | Thu, 01 July 2010

Lovely shot!! the bird posed just right!! Well done!!

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kbrog

9:50PM | Thu, 01 July 2010

Great shot! They like the sunflower seeds that are most likely mixed in with the rest of the seed. If you throw some sunflower seeds (like a hand full) to the side for them, sometimes they leave the feeder alone.

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