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Can a squirrel and a cat become friends? In many stories for children, small animals stay and enjoy their life together. In fact, some of them fight all day. Ha ha ha
Yeah, squirrel. Where ya goin’? 🙂
Oh, my. Do I hear the chatter of little kitty teefers?
Jean from Welcome to the Menagerie
Dem skerries drive me nuts!
Wow, what a cheeky squirrel!
Woah! That squirrel got really close to you, Lisbeth. You totally could have gotten him if you wanted to. 🙂 Very cute!
If only you could open that window!
So close, so close… Too bad that the window is closed ! Purrs
That is some good entertainment!
Did the squirrel come back for a visit?
You know we haven’t seen any squirrels lately. We have huge oak trees and they’re usually all a flutter with activity, but not so much this year. Have fun. Big hugs fur all.
Luv ya’
Dezi and Raena
That is amazing! You have a zoom feature on Squirrel TV!
That is one of Frodo’s fav activities- trying to catch squirrels through the window!
Poor Lisbeth, I am sure you would have liked to have him come in for breakfast ( your breakfast-MOL!).
I think that squirrel is taunting your cat 🙂 So cute!! He’s like “HELLO! Let me just walk back and forth in front of this here window!” Stopping in from BlogPaws–the name of your blog made me giggle; I have a friend whose cat insisted on sitting on her head whenever she took him driving 🙂
You sure have friends in high places, Lisbeth!
OMG – you are up so very high, and that squirrel is so close. I’d love it!
OMD! This got me awake this morning. You must have gone crazy with that squirrel so close, kitty!
We love to see squirrels up in the trees.
WOW…..now that’s what I call an opportunity to study a squirrel UP CLOSE!
Hugs, Sammy
Wow that squirrel got close!!
I hope they have squirrels for me to watch in Vancouver….
That is so cute. I would love to know what they are thinking! xo