That limb isn’t even attached to the tree! What’s holding him up?
Very very cute!
Many thanks!
Red squirrel! Don’t let him in your attic!
Stay outside, little squirrel!
As Gayle has pointed out – how is that branch staying put? It doesn’t appear to be part of the tree any more! I love the squirrel and I like your play on words!
Even though it isn’t evident in the picture, the branch is tangled with other more solid branches.
Ahhh! The squirrel obviously knew what it was doing 🙂
Oh, they’re clever little rascals.
😀
They are so fun to watch – curious and cheeky! 🙂
And scrappy! Boy, those red squirrels show the grey squirrels who is boss.
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Notes From the Hinterland 
Sweet!
And so much fun to watch!
That limb isn’t even attached to the tree! What’s holding him up?
Very very cute!
Many thanks!
Red squirrel! Don’t let him in your attic!
Stay outside, little squirrel!
As Gayle has pointed out – how is that branch staying put? It doesn’t appear to be part of the tree any more! I love the squirrel and I like your play on words!
Even though it isn’t evident in the picture, the branch is tangled with other more solid branches.
Ahhh! The squirrel obviously knew what it was doing 🙂
Oh, they’re clever little rascals.
😀
They are so fun to watch – curious and cheeky! 🙂
And scrappy! Boy, those red squirrels show the grey squirrels who is boss.