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Oh Hi Trouble :)

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I always talk to these guys, when they are at the feeder (about 8ft from the house) I say "Hi Trouble" and they will look at me and go right back to what they are doing lol

Having a nice relaxing sit down and bit of seeds on a super hot day, "Oh hi Lady, I haz seeds :) "


IMG_8993-1 by Judi Smelko, on Flickr
 
You must live next door to Ron. Cute capture.
 
Thanks guys :) Speak of the devil! Hi Ron ;)

Yep, Ron is a short drive from here! I'm going to show up on his doorstep someday to talk photography ;) lol
 
Nice capture he looks a little guilty haha
 
I would have to "pop" the little thief with a .22lr! :gun:

Nice pic though.
 
Matt, yep pure trouble! lol

Aw Warhorse, it would be a losing battle, we live between a pond and the river, this is critter heaven, if we were raising chickens or on a farm where they were endangering our livelihood I understand getting them away from the property (although I would trap and release) there is no reason for us to get rid of them here, we share the land :)
 
When you said "feeder", I thought he was robbing your bird feeder.
 
Oh yes, definitely raiding the bird feeder lol It is a constant challenge and we have a couple ideas in the works to keep them out but for now I don't fill the feeders, just enough for the day, I long for the day I can fill the feeders and they are still full the next morning! We still go through over 50lbs of black oil seeds a month :confused:
 
Neat shot. He/she looks so relaxed. There was a time when I would have agreed with Warhorse, but am now more live and let live. My feeder robbers are squirrels.
 
I think if I were going to "pop" him, I'd use a fill flash. Very cute photo.
 
Very cute!! :) I hear Raccoons here at night time :)
 
Very nice shot...I like the relaxed looked in his face too...here we trap them and release them over the river in St. Charles. There is a reserve there for them to join their cousins and uncles and grands...so with the squirrels and the chipmunks. Our neighbours shoot them.
 

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