He’s back! he’s now 5 years old. He’s big – he’s loud – and he’s trying to get laid. As you can see he’s responding to my voice and making eye contact, something the wild squirrels in the area don’t do. But other that a sense of being familiar he don’t respond like he did when he was a baby.
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Adorable. Still, are you making a mockumentary? I mean, he could be a shapeshifter taking a fond memory out of your brain — I’d have thrown down { the action lends continuity to the film but make sure to crack the lense} the camera and ran at 1:39!
I think you have about the right balance for communing with wild life. Friendly enough not to attack you, distant enough to not give you fleas.
I’m jealous. I only wish women would be as responsive.
And meanwhile, in other squirrel news, …http://americablog.com/2014/06/hillary-one-ups-squirrel-rnc-sent-follow.html
Nuts!
>>He’s big – he’s loud – and he’s trying to get laid.<< sounds like most of america…
Marc Perkel, Google translated of your loud squirrel.
He is 36 in human years.
Marc Perkel didn’t your parents tell you to stop playing with your food?
Hell, you could get two or three tacos and a fur hat outta that thing…
That’s a real shame. At 2:40 he presents you with a perfect heart shot, and you completely missed your opportunity.