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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    Quote Originally Posted by Pink Dragonfly
    English humour is the best in the world
    I don't disagree with you there! Some of my fondest travel memories come from the UK.

    Although the food definitely has something to be desired.

    blood pudding
    bangers and rashers (actually quite good, just a funny name) but was that Ireland?
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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    Don't get me going on squirrel images. I have enough to fill this thread!


    Here's one from the dead of summer. It was one of those stifling 95-degree days (35C) and this fellow was just hanging there. Waaaay up there. For a long time.

    I really thought he died up there. But he was sleeping those 15 second naps and kept opening his eyes.


    Crazy squirrels...
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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    Quote Originally Posted by SenorNikonMan
    Don't forget Mr. Bean. He's my favorite. :thumbsup:

    Speaking of Mr. Bean (Rowan Atkinson), wasn't he in that Rat Race movie in which the line "You should've bought a squirrel" originated?
    He's brilliant And yes, I think you're right about the squirrel line Well thought of!!!

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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    This is what my friendly squirrel was doing to cool off during a 93 degree day. My apologies to those who have already seen this one. I need to get out and start shooting more squirrels, They sure are active lately.

    Loupey, your squirrel does look dead.

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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    Oh Loupey, now you've got me all hungry! Okay, not for the blood pudding, but the bangers and mash (sausages and mashed potato for those of you not well versed in the British cuisine)....uhm....and you actually get the best Indian food in the world in the UK, Chinese as well coming to think of it....could kill for onion bhajis and samosa right now. Lucky wombat! They've got some decent dessets too, bread and butter pudding, sherry trifle...Not cakes though, those you have to get in Denmark

    And we have better not mention the beer...speaking of which....your lovely squirrel really looks like it could do with a pint of something or other, but maybe not lukewarm flat ale...:yikes:

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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    Nice one, Mike Can't we have a squirrel sub-gallery???

    By the way guys, it's nearly 3am and I've got to go and buy a flashgun tomorrow, and instead of being in my bed or sorting out my photos, I'm sitting here having fun and I'm starving (thanks Loupey )

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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    Chinese food was quite prevalent the last time I was in Germany. Go figure.

    As for beer, the best beer quality-wise (quantity-wise it was in England ) was in Ireland. Specifically in this one pub advertised as the highest spot in Ireland (though I tend to wonder what they actually meant) called Foxes' Den or something like that. Heated by peat bricks. Atmosphere might have had something to do with it


    Speaking of food, here's one from earlier this summer. "For after the human race has been wiped off the face of this planet, those with thumbs shall inherit the Earth". OK, no one actually said that but it looked better in quotes.
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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    LOL...Do keep those squirrel photos coming....so much more uplifting than McCain

    Chinese food in Germany??? Of course we also have some here in Copenhagen but it's pretty useless...

    Beer, yeah...much prefer the Irish stuff....unless it's cider which I really like a lot ....oh no, now I'm also getting thirsty :mad2:

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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    GO TO BED!

    My work is done for today so I'm going home now.

    See all of you tomorrow
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    Yes sir, on my way

    We can bring up Inspector Morse tomorrow!

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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    That last one looks like he's trying to inhale the peanuts.
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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    Haha, all awesome shots of squirrels. I have a couple frantically running around the back yard, eating, gathering, and burying all sorts of stuff. Maybe winter is coming early

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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    Quote Originally Posted by slayer7124
    I have a couple frantically running around the back yard, eating, gathering, and burying all sorts of stuff. Maybe winter is coming early
    What are you waiting for? Get out there in the morning and shoot them, with the camera that is. :wink5:
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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    Almost missed this squirrel thread

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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    Hey, guys, do you think she's gone?

    I didn't say I wasn't going to post any more tonight


    Fitting that just about every shot I have of them is of them eating. None of them fishing, smoking, playing poker, ...
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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    AgingEyes - that's a great shot!
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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    Loupey, I think your squirrels have a one track mind.
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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    No, two tracks...

    One is the quest for food.

    The other is the quest for luvin'


    Here's one posted earlier. Quite the happy excited fellow. Yes he was actively chasing another squirrel. For what purpose you can well imagine.
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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    Wow...I see you guys have been busy whilst I was in bed sweetly dreaming of squirrels

    AgingEyes and Loupey, great shots! I think the peanut-sniffing squirrel have watched too much American TV

    Great stuff! Keep 'em coming, and Slayer, get out there and get some pic's! Wish it was me with a backyard with squirrels....but a bit hard on the 5th floor in the centre of town...At least I have lots of parks close by...

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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    This is one of my "trained" squirrels, begging for a peanut.

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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    Wow, overnight a collection of squirrel shots has appeared...


    Some absolutely wonderful shots here too. Great thread.

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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    Looks just like my kids begging for sweeties

    "Please Mummy, just one more..."

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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    Here is my Halloween squirrel. He's enjoying the pumpkins my neighbor set out. This photo was actually taken with my old Sony Mavica 2 years ago. This was a 2.1 mp camera that used the floppy disks.

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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    Wonderful - perfect timing to post this! I've just noticed pumpkins appearing all over the place in the last few days. Guess it's the same on your side of the pond?

    Anyway, keep on posting, I need cheering up Having decided what to get, I was going to go and get myself a flashgun for my a700 today, but when I called up the shop, it turns out that they are completely out of stock and Sony won't get any until at least end of next week....

    I'm sure Loupey will have one or two up his sleeve

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    Re: The lucky squirrel

    Quote Originally Posted by Pink Dragonfly
    I'm sure Loupey will have one or two up his sleeve
    Well, *sigh*, yeah. Unfortunately, we have a squirrel problem in our neighborhood. The red-tailed hawks haven't figured out there is a large population that needs thinned out.

    They are truly clever. No matter how many baffles we use over our feeders (2 and sometimes 3) they still make it through. We tape the tops of the feeders and they still manage to unscrew them. Dastardly little hands....
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