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Before the snow fell, our resident rodent pest from Hell. red squirrel was busy.
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Stealing seed from the birds and apples from the deer.
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Seeds were stuffed in every conceivable hole and our deck looked like a fruit salad exploded.
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But after the first snow storm?
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She was a happy camper.
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And remembered most of her stash spots.
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Im sure that fruit tasted good.
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She’s annoying.
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But clever.
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River's world..... 
Well, at least you acknowledge that fact that she’s clever, lol.
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It’s hard not to.
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That’s why you better be nicer to her!!!
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If she’d stop trying to chew her way into our house I would!
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If you didn’t keep her out of your attic, maybe she’d leave your deck alone. You must admit that wasn’t very nice of you.
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She’s still breathing. I think that’s nice enough….
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They are pretty good at predicting the weather. Ours beg like mad before a storm.
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She is awfully cute, too.
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The cuteness factor fades quickly, trust me.
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I’m thinking, a 1 bedroom house on a post about 4-5 metres high with a spiral staircase that goes up around it – with little niches in the staircase for her seasonal stashing…
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Yeah, I’ll get right on that.
Not!
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I’m telling you: In a few months, the squirrel will be living inside and YOU’LL be on the snow-covered deck…
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You’re probably right. I hope she throws us out some apples… it’s the least she can do.
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I’m always amazed at their ability to find everything they buried!
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