So if you see hugely obese, as in massively morbidly obese, squirrels does it mean the winter is going to be especially bad? Because we found the fattest squirrel I've ever seen munching on our Halloween pumpkins the last few days.
Joe exhibited such restraint - whining profusely but not going absolutely crazy the way he might have in the past (those obedience sessions must be paying off). Somehow though, Nick and Ally remained oblivious, although very interested in sniffing out the mess when I took them for a walk last night. I took some pictures this morning before Stuart finally put the remnants of our pumpkins in the garbage can, but not before the seeds and slime were scattered all over our front lawn. These photos were taken at 7:00 this morning, but the not-so-little rodent had completely hollowed out both pumpkins by this afternoon. We might have our own pumpkin patch next year, who knows!?
So if you see hugely obese, as in massively morbidly obese, squirrels does it mean the winter is going to be especially bad? Because we found the fattest squirrel I've ever seen munching on our Halloween pumpkins the last few days. 
Joe exhibited such restraint - whining profusely but not going absolutely crazy the way he might have in the past (those obedience sessions must be paying off). Somehow though, Nick and Ally remained oblivious, although very interested in sniffing out the mess when I took them for a walk last night. I took some pictures this morning before Stuart finally put the remnants of our pumpkins in the garbage can, but not before the seeds and slime were scattered all over our front lawn. These photos were taken at 7:00 this morning, but the not-so-little rodent had completely hollowed out both pumpkins by this afternoon. We might have our own pumpkin patch next year, who knows!?
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