Cheeky Chappie.

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  Cavalier Registered Users Posts: 3,034 Major grins

  April 5, 2015 edited April 5, 2015

  What nice shots, Paul. Your ability to have the squirrel stand out from a background of almost the same color and texture is terrific. #6 is my favorite.
  
  As an aside - your comment: "It's been 2 years since I last saw a squirrel in the garden, so nice to see." - I wish we could say the same here. We live in the middle of an old experimental Walnut Orchard, so we have no lack of squirrels and bears coming in for the harvest each year (along with other critters looking for prey).

  Jo West
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  Paul Iddon Registered Users Posts: 5,129 Major grins

  April 5, 2015 edited April 5, 2015

  Thanks Jo.
  
  I hope your wild friends don't cause you any issues.
  
  Paul.

  
  
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  fool4thecity Registered Users Posts: 632 Major grins

  April 7, 2015 edited April 7, 2015

  Squirrely shots.

  www.mikeklarich.com

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  Paul Iddon Registered Users Posts: 5,129 Major grins

  April 7, 2015 edited April 7, 2015

  fool4thecity wrote: »

  Squirrely shots.

  
  Absolutely so.
  
  Paul.

  
  
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