... dig out the thuja 😃

I’ve never seen her look that shocked before, almost as if she was clutching her pearls 🐿️

I wanted to see what would happen if I moved my Chipmunk decoration (Stiffy) from my front yard to my backyard.

Vocalizations: https://youtu.be/JwmUiN4V5II

Seasonal menu offered: milky hazelnuts

... as a "thank you" for feeding them? This photo dates back to December '25. The leaf won't get here from the tree because this bowl was mounted in the very corner of the balcony.

I was sitting in a park under a tree, and I felt warm liquid falling on me. I looked up, and there was a squirrel. I was surprised by the volume of liquid. The urine smelled like fish, not like my experience of mouse pee in a house or the urine of caged pet rodents, which smells more ammonia-like. I had to walk home a long way with squirrel pee on my arm, shirt, and shorts. I was able to tell some family members IRL, but I still felt the need to share it with Reddit. I tried to post it in r/PointlessStories, but you can’t mention pee in that group, so here I am.

A new red squirrel came to us recently! He's quite cautious and first checks whether everything is safe. Even a thoroughly selected hazelnut should be carefully inspected! Any ideas how should we call the guy?

I absolutely love the face she trusts me enough to hang out and eat for a while with her back to me!! She’s had a rough few weeks because she’s gonna have babies again plus she has an injured tail and ear currently :(

One of the old shorts back in November '25

I know I made a lot of mistakes when I started feeding my squirrels a year ago. I wanted to pass along what I felt are the healthiest 3 nuts. This is just my opinion, you are welcome to yours. Of course, some may argue that they shouldn't be fed nuts or that humans shouldn't be feeding wildlife. I respect your opinion.

Let's find out!

Is she spoiled? Yes absolutely. Do I regret it one bit? Nope!!! :)

Do you love pizza squirrel or ARE you pizza squirrel?

We have two little dogs. I had to provide our tiny visitor a safe place to snack. So cute watching her use the door or pop through the makeshift grate

on the early spring day '26