Jeffislovinlife
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Blaze & Daze
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Read that as trellis and thought, they start growing so young these days.
PopeCrisco
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My boxer brought me one last week. Wasn't super excited, but one less enemy of my garden.
tyler.durden
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I dig how they just ate the head. It's a powerful message to all the other squirrels, savage. True dominance...
Ozumoz66
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Looks like a Sciurus vulgaris (red squirrel) rodent. Little bastards made several nests in our trailer over the winter, with a cashe of walnuts in two locations - one behind the breaker/fuse panel. Now our thermostat doesn't work - guessing wires chewed - $400 for new thermostat - must troubleshoot for power first. She is terrified of all rodents and has purchased some peppermint oil and cotton balls to try to keep them away. I have other ideas/plans, but it's a conservation area and if I get caught we'll be evicted. Although prohibited, too many people feed the birds, chipmunks and squirrels - all cute till they wreck your things.
Red squirrels are a protected species here. You just gave me an idea of what to do with our six kittens - thnx. Since their parents originated from the trailer park, I can return the favour 3 fold. Genius, eh!
husita
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She was obviously giving up. I think it´s a gourmet thing...
Ozumoz66
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It's only a guess, but they may be back for the rest later. Brains seem to be the best part. I've seen them do that to moles too, but they never eat the body. Cats will usually only eat starlings, grackles and robins once as they're bug/worm eaters. Cats prefer seed eating birds.
You are what you eat. Don't eat a dump bear - they taste like diapers.
tyler.durden
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husita
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They are protected here too. Endangered by this evil, american Sciurus carolinensisLooks like a Sciurus vulgaris (red squirrel) rodent. Little bastards made several nests in our trailer over the winter, with a cashe of walnuts in two locations - one behind the breaker/fuse panel. Now our thermostat doesn't work - guessing wires chewed - $400 for new thermostat - must troubleshoot for power first. She is terrified of all rodents and has purchased some peppermint oil and cotton balls to try to keep them away. I have other ideas/plans, but it's a conservation area and if I get caught we'll be evicted. Although prohibited, too many people feed the birds, chipmunks and squirrels - all cute till they wreck your things.
Red squirrels are a protected species here. You just gave me an idea of what to do with our six kittens - thnx. Since their parents originated from the trailer park, I can return the favour 3 fold. Genius, eh!
Six cats here too.Vasil, the squirrel murderer, writing this post.
laddyd
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We used to have a grey tabby that was quick silent death to squirrels. I watched her hunt with another cat. She would lay in wait behind a bush, when the other cat chased a squirrel by she'd pounce. Her technique was flawless, a bite to the neck killed them instantly. She would even go into the trees after them.
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Aeroknow
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If you guys didnt know. The kid, Stick figure, writes and records all his shit playing every instrument. He bought a recording studio in Oakland some time back so he’s kind of a Ca resident now. Like allot of other bands in the Cali reggae genre none of it would exist without Sublime and then slightly Stoopid.
Dboybudz
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Sound like me mumbling something when I'm pissed,lolAt least it wasn't German!
"The longest officially recognized German word is "Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz", with 63 letters. It translates to "Beef labeling supervision duties delegation law". While no longer in official use due to changes in EU regulations, it's a famous example of German's ability to form long compound words."
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