Oh my, what a cool topic. I had to think about this one. I've talked about how the snow has come and gone this year so I skipped that one. I decided on my squirrel feeder and the ears of corn.
So, Now You See It,
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Header Competition Season 3 # 21 - "Now You See It Now You Don't "
The theme this week by Kathy which is "Now You See It Now You Don't". Mac, Gail's Man, Dave,Kathy and I have a little contest to show a new theme header each week. We now post anytime before 4 PM EDT and voting begins after that.
Oh my, what a cool topic. I had to think about this one. I've talked about how the snow has come and gone this year so I skipped that one. I decided on my squirrel feeder and the ears of corn.
So, Now You See It,
Now You Don't.
So here is the reason. The Kent Black Squirrels.
And the Gray Squirrels.
I chose a Eastern Gray Squirrel for my header.
See what the others have shown at the above links.
Oh my, what a cool topic. I had to think about this one. I've talked about how the snow has come and gone this year so I skipped that one. I decided on my squirrel feeder and the ears of corn.
So, Now You See It,
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Loooks like they clean that corn up pretty quickly.
Well Tom, this certainly isit corny, lol.
Neat pics and great theme too.
These word verifications are ruggy hard to work out Tom.
Brilliant squirrel feeder Tom I love how that grey seemed to be covered in snow had it just fallen off your roof on to him?
Oh, these are priceless, Tom! What a great feeder!! Certainly corny indeed!! I love it! Hope your week is going well!!
Sylvia
You need to get that poor little baby a sweater..love the snow :-)
Shame the wheels don't go round, as the little furry creatures could exercise whilst they eat!
Well done. I especially like the picture with the snow where the corn cob looks like it has a little cap.
I LOVE all of these pictures! But I'm especially partial to the black squirrel. Mostly because I've never seen one in person.
It's easy to see why the corn disappears from your feeder. These are great photos of the 'culprits'. You did a wonderful job with this theme.
Love them all...and proof to my hubby that there IS a black squirrel, he lives in our woods out back but since I'm the only eye witness, well you know how men are....
Sandi
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