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This little guy was trying to decide if he could make the jump from the tree to the top of my house yesterday. I shot him through my front window. A little persistent tapping on the window got his attention...
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Hi NotDads41
So, your tapping didn't scare it away then, that's good! We don't have squirrels in Australia, but I do remember seeing several quite tame ones when I lived in London, UK. In the 2nd photo, one would have to guess very much to work out that brown blur is a squirrel. Well done. Paul |
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Paul,
It didn't scare him away. I was tapping in a manner to make it sound like the "barks" of a squirrel. So it sounded to him like I was challenging him for territory. He was actually quite upset at me for a while. ;-) You have quite the unusual wildlife in your area of the world. I have a friend who moved from Kansas to Adelaide a couple of years ago. He sends me photos every now and then of the koala's(one recently of some cyclists giving a little guy a drink of water from a bottle), some wild looking lizards and all manner of beautiful birds. |
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