Olga, I think this one and your avatar look sort of wise and inquisitive.Olga wrote:The second squirrel visitor for today:
A midday squirrel:
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The woodpecker images are also very adorable.
Olga, I think this one and your avatar look sort of wise and inquisitive.Olga wrote:The second squirrel visitor for today:
A midday squirrel:
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Olga, this picture is absolutely beautiful! No wonder the squirrels love your place!Olga wrote::
A beautiful morning on the Squirrel hill
Hi, what a pity of the house! People should perhaps to begin to feed them? Or are there old trees enough? They will return what ever people do to chase them further.. I believe.Felis silvestris wrote:By the way, woodpecker! Yesterday I was at home by daylight (during this time of the year not so often) and I saw the holes in the office building next to where I live, which I thought are "man made", maybe for aeration or drainage of the roof (because they are quite far up) and were not there from the beginning, are not man-made but woodpecker-made! I saw one disappearing inside yesterday! On the weekend I have to see if I catch one with the camera! There are 3 holes so far.
I don't think we have to pity the house, it is an office building, that was completely re-done (even partly torn down, we suffered several years with the big construction site right there, could not use the balcony and had lots of dirt and noise) and got an insulation of styrofoam, that's what the woodpecker opened and I guess even made a den. Since the woodpecker lives here since quite a few years, I guess there are enough trees with food around and over here they are a problem for buildings with this kind of insulation. If somebody starts to feed them, I guess even more birds would come and make holes to live thereOlga wrote:
Hi, what a pity of the house! People should perhaps to begin to feed them? Or are there old trees enough? They will return what ever people do to chase them further.. I believe.