24 March 2010

nibbled

found while walking on the back hill. i have to wonder who's been gnawing away at this acorn. are the black oil sunflower seeds clustered at the nut's base any sort of hint? they came from the feeders in the lower part of the yard - yards away.

29 comments:

  1. Very natural often looks like potato often egg.

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  2. You are a keen observer of nature.

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  3. Nibble cookies

    and sip tea

    Good combo

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  4. Hmmm you seem to have a mystery in your own backyard...do let us in on it once you get to the bottom of it!!!

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  5. Ohhhh, I love puzzles. Would it be a squirrel?

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  6. At first glance I thought this was a photo of a mushroom that had been gnawed at by a squirrel. We get that a lot around here.

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  7. WOW!
    I like your adventure especially when you found a mysterious thing..
    I also love adventures and I hope I can come and join your trips..
    God bless!(:

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  8. I know who loves black oil sunflower seeds in my yard...squirrels!

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  9. Anonymous8:40 AM

    what is this man?

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  10. /sigh.
    Alright, I admit it... It was me.

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  11. The wonders one can find on a walk! Inspires ME to lookmore closely!

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  12. Looks like you found someone's special stash!

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  13. such close observation....

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  14. absolutely adorable...Love it :)

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  15. I'm guessing it's a little mouse. What are your thoughts? It's funny you took that picture... Just yesterday, I snapped a picture of one that made it past the winter and spring nibbles and is now rooted itself into the ground.

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  16. Anonymous8:32 PM

    Oh my. Interesting. I guess spring has arrived and more animals are out and about finding food.

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  17. Anonymous4:39 PM

    Fantastic and beautiful. :)

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  18. i stopped by here, because you
    said something about cheesy
    writing.

    pretty cute that you are just
    telling people to find another
    blog.

    i happen to love cheesy, but
    haven't found any yet.

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  19. I'm thinking it's a little chipmunk who just needed a snack! By the way, this is a cool blog...found you through the "Blogs of Note" tab on my blogger dashboard! I look forward to reading more...

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  20. Hey,
    I just stumbled on your blog...and I love it!!!! Tammy:)

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  21. serendip-itty-do-dah-day! keep glorifying the mundane! aj :)

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  22. Okay, so you love nature as much as I do and wonder.... just a tad off scale, who or what might have left the evidence that you're seeing. I'm interested in seeing what else you may find around your house...

    I look forward to reading your posts, they're very refreshing....

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  23. even though Matt Conlon is taking the blame, like many of you, i do think this is the work of a squirrel or chipmunk. i found the acorn right at the edge of the woods. i just can't figure out why it was left there out in the open, half eaten. do you suppose i interrupted his meal and he had just scampered off somewhere?? thank you all for your visit and your kind comments.

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  24. unusual photo; like it

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  25. Its funny to think about what was possible nibbling on it. It could have been anything!

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  26. It's a squirrel, dude. Or as we say here in this part of the world "skwurrl"

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  27. When I said "dude" in the earlier comment, I really meant "dudette." My apologies for unintentionally trying to change your gender. Sorry!

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