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Tag Archives: acorns
Nom Noms
This is the third in a series of Saturday Squirrel spots I’m dedicating to a baby squirrel I spotted in my backyard a couple weeks ago. We already saw the little guy scurry up and down my tree a few … Continue reading
Squirrels In The Park – Trip 18
Let’s go on our weekly wandering through the park while surveying everyone’s favorite suburban wildlife. It’s time for The Nest to document its 18th trip to the park, which happened just a tad over a year ago on Thursday September … Continue reading
Nutopia
I’ve been dealing with the unmistakable sound of acorns plopping off my backyard oak tree the past few weeks. The amount of acorns produced by oak trees can vary quite a bit from year to year, from almost none to … Continue reading
Three For The Price Of One!
Hungry Hungry Squirrels was not the name of the game you played as a child, but it could sure describe our sciurine friends’ healthy appetites. Squirrels not only instinctively bury nuts and other treats throughout the year to keep food … Continue reading
