While over at the other hay stack yard and implement yard, I saw
This darling little squirrel, gently sunning him/herself on a bare branch of a Tamarisk Tree–Salt Cedar is the common name.
Carefully Boomer and I left the area…allowing him/her the right to a bit of sunshine and a wee rest in the Spring-time air.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
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So sweet. Have a wonderfilled day.
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You too!!!
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He’s certainly found a perfect place to chill out!
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He did!
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I can not find words to tell you how happy I am that I checked my YahooMail spam folder and found that somehow your blog had been put there… (I am so fed up with Yahoo) Anyway, this entry is so peaceful – Thank you Linda ❤
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Oh Good! I’m glad I’m no longer spam! And You can visit me!
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That tree is a beauty! Hope the squirrel enjoyed his spot:)
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So sweet .. how lovely to get these pics and then leave the little girl / guy to it 😄
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Hey Linda .. how sweet! Lovely to be able to get these images and then leave the little guy / girl to it 😄
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🙂
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Tamarisk is supposed to be such an invasive weed, but it is remarkably rare here. I have only seen a few. They tend to dominate the spot in which they grew, but they really do not seem to be invasive beyond that.
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They are very invasive along river fronts, but we only have two bushes and they don’t seem to spread.
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I think that they are the shrubbery that grows in the saline soil of Trona, but I can not see it clearly in pictures. Even the good ones look rather bad there.
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hello dayphoto its dennis the vizsla dog hay i — skwirrel!!! skwirrel!!! skwirrel!!! skwirrel!!! umm sorry i forgot wot i wuz going to say but skwirrel!!!!!!! ok bye
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I’ll bet you love chasing them! Boomer
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