When you follow squirrels with a camera for an hour, people look at you weird. But then you discover you captured things like this. pic.twitter.com/03W42UhibE
— Nicole Belanger (@nbelanger6) October 4, 2017
Squirrel watcher too intent
Follow @TweetsofOld for occasional squirrelly tidbits from history.
Barking Squirrel .. you look good!
Well, it looks like only Canadians (and perhaps only in southern Ontario) can enjoy this refreshingly snappy-looking lager with the great squirrel logo.
Do have one for both of us!
Squirrels – movie update
It’s really too disturbing. (Not for young viewers!)
Zazzle has squirrel cards,…
photos, illustrations, T-shirts, buttons. There’s a wide selection of good-quality art on this site. Holiday cards, iPhone covers, calendars … use this link to indulge your squirrel-ish side.
Move over, Hitchcockian birds
You know Alan Moore, the genius behind many graphic novels including V for Vendetta and Watchmen and From Hell? He’s crowdfunding a new film and I was watching the promo video on Kickstarter when I was caught off-guard by a fleeting musing over utilizing menacing squirrels a la the Birds in Hitchcock’s movie of the same name.
Here’s the Kickstarter page. It’s right around 03:29.
The art is priceless.
An army of flesh-eating squirrels!!!
ShockTilYouDrop.com is reporting a director and cast are being sought for “Squirrels,” a new horror movie (!!) about squirrels gone awry.
I expect it’s the usual we-upset-the-balance-of-nature premise that turned rabbits and other creatures to the dark side going back to the 1950s.
But…squirrels..?
At left, Timur Bekmambetov, the man behind the idea.
Evil squirrels — really??!
Debbie Ohi, who’s a great children’s-book illustrator I enjoy following on Google+, has a Pinterest board titled “Evil Squirrels.”
We can only hope it was a momentary fancy (!); it does look to have only 10 or so items (including some of her great art work).
Troublesome (historic) squirrels
On Flickr
Indulge yourself: photos tagged “squirrel” on Flickr.