My dogs took the day off from guarding our backyard from the tyranny and scavenging of our resident squirrels.
Which allowed them to raid the “squirrel-proof” bird feeders:
I usually grease the bird feeder pole with white lithium grease to keep the squirrels off the feeders — it’s hysterical to watch them jump up on the pole only to slide back down like it’s a fire pole.
You get your .22, I’ll start the dumplings and gravy.
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I usually grease the bird feeder pole with white lithium grease to keep the squirrels off the feeders
I’m going to have to tell my husband about that…he finally gave up on bird feeders because of those flying rats.
Left by Anonymous on May 24th, 2008 at 11:48 pm