We have a grey squirrel that is a daily visitor under our bird feeders.
Despite the fact that he hops around like a bunny, he is a squirrel.
Despite the fact that he has a tail like a bunny, he is a squirrel.
What? he has a tail like a bunny? How is that possible? I've never seen a squirrel without a long bushy tail.
Until this one became our daily visitor.
We call him Stubby, for obvious reasons.
Even funnier, DH and I always announce to each other that, "Stubby is here!"
I did these sketches while he moved around and when he turned his back I quickly sketched his taillessness.
Despite the fact that he hops around like a bunny, he is a squirrel.
Despite the fact that he has a tail like a bunny, he is a squirrel.
What? he has a tail like a bunny? How is that possible? I've never seen a squirrel without a long bushy tail.
Until this one became our daily visitor.
We call him Stubby, for obvious reasons.
Even funnier, DH and I always announce to each other that, "Stubby is here!"
I did these sketches while he moved around and when he turned his back I quickly sketched his taillessness.
Awww...I love quick sketches like these, Teri! What a terrific job...
ReplyDeleteWhen I was in university, there was a tailless squirrel living near my dorm that we affectionately referred to as 'Squnny'. He was so unsquirrellike without that tail to balance him out!
ReplyDeleteIt is strange to see a squirrel without a tail. I imagine they adapt to their balance issues.
ReplyDeleteGreat sketches.
Lovely sketches! Too bad about Stubby's tail, but it's neat that you can easily tell that it's the same squirrel visiting.
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