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Quote from: Miss Demeanour on December 01, 2020, 05:56:29 PMWe have 2 that terrorise our garden . The feckin attitude on them as well They may not be there for too much longer Yeah but...fluffy tails. I realise that the Orcs from Nottinghamshire probably see them primarily as a food source, there being little else in Nottinghamshire apart from cabbage, roadkill and diseased studends, there is, however, something enchanting about the Surrey ones. Perhaps they are different to the Inner London drug-addled ones?
We have 2 that terrorise our garden . The feckin attitude on them as well They may not be there for too much longer
Call the police, there's been a murder...I live on the 2nd floor and am surrounded by trees. Bigger squirrels are all around but for the past month or so I've spotted 2 juvenile squirrels in the trees outside hooning around like lunatics and initial thoughts are that they are siblings. Obviously trying out their acrobatic skills, testing how far they can annoy the crows/magpies. Regular conflagrations commonplace, which the beady-eyed birds generally win.This afternoon, the 2 squiggles appeared again, darting up and down different trees and eventually settling down to a bit of - what seemed to me - a full-on wrestling match, as they have done before. Then it turned...one of the combatants suddenly shot 20ft further up the tree and the other went halfway up the branch and then proceded to - again to me - mark his/her territory by squating and pissing halfway up that branch. Fascinated, I fetched another cup of tea beer and returned. The pisser then shot up the branch and before I knew it, one of the combatants suddenly fell - must be 40ft - onto the 6ft wide concrete path below. I heard the thud. Hedges either side mean I couldn't see what happened next. Could it survive that? Before the sun set, I spotted one of the juveniles in another tree. Only one though.
I would welcome a Squirrels v. Seagulls warThere could be munny in this
Quote from: Nick on December 01, 2020, 07:32:22 PMI would welcome a Squirrels v. Seagulls warThere could be munny in this And lets not forget the plague of squawking parakeets - bl00dy everywhere now . Green birds with violent acoustic tendencies
Nom nom nom
Quote from: Nick on December 02, 2020, 02:36:13 PMNom nom nom
Squirrel 1 Baldymort 0 https://youtu.be/rDIaPmREohA
Behold the murdering bastard:-