Thanks, good descriptions, and yes, they are very entertaining!

Thanks, glad to see you are back!

Thanks, so glad you liked them!

Thanks!

Yup, they certainly know how to work the camera!

Thanks, especially for the specific feedback; that is always appreciated.

Thanks for the kind wishes!

Yup, they can be a bit curious. Love to capture their expressions!

Thanks, for always commenting!

Thanks, always so nice to get good feedback! Yeah, they have lots of personality!

Thanks for that, it helps more than you know!

Thanks, glad you enjoyed!

Thanks for the high praise, it means a lot. Yeah, they have become very special to me.

Thanks. I'm so glad you liked them. Dropsie was the first, I think, that actually seemed to be posing, and since then, as you can see in my other posts, many others have blessed me as well!

I guess that's why wildlife photographers always recommend if you want to do this sort of photography to start with squirrels. Trust me, they have taught me much! I also have a few that scamper off even when I toss a peanut! I call this snatch and grab. Trust me I scold them when they do this! Yes, like photographers do with the human model I do talk to my squirrels. One day, when no one was in the mood to work, I saw one in a favorite tree and offered a nut. It grabbed it, and instead of posing, it started up the tree and for the roof. I scolded it! So, I guess just to shut me up, it stopped, stared at me, and then slowly headed to the branch, stared straight into the camera, and then after that, stretched out and gave me a few shots and then, without looking back up, straight for the roof! Strange, but it's not the first time things like this have happened! Squirrels may speak English, and we may be the dumb ones! Just be patient and let them get used to you. They all have personalities!

Thanks, hoping to get back to normal life!

Thanks! Yeah, they are full of personality, and I agree some are hams!

Well, so glad I gave you a good reason to read. What can I say I am always curious!