Above is My Stash for you know what, this might jog your memory as to what I save the pine cones for. If photo doesn't jog it Click Here.
Above is how they look when I pick them up, closed tight. Below is what they do in a couple of days
Below is fully open. I had about 25 opened ones, I said to Bob, what did you do with my pine cones? He said I did not touch the pine cones. Well, half of them are MIA... so where are they???
the answer below.... the little devils carry them off, sit in the tree, chew until they get the seed out, and drop those sharp pointy thingy's on the ground for my bare feet to find.
(yes, MadSnapper has lost her bloggin mojo and am forced to do yada yada blah blah)
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I liked this. And that cute little furry guy. I wish we had them here. But cactus is not on their appetite list, I suppose.
ReplyDeleteCute little robber. I've lost a bit of mojo too.
ReplyDeleteI think it is the time of year... We are in between seasons ... In between holidays... I like this post
ReplyDeleteLessons can be taught by flashbacks!!
ReplyDeleteMojos are tricky things. We are positive your's will find its way home in a nano second.
Hugs madi and Mom
Ha! Squirrels do enjoy the seeds! I wonder what my husband would say if I collected a little stash of pine cones to burn. I bet the aroma is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteJust think of the pleasure those little squirrels are getting from your pine cones! :-)
ReplyDeleteI wonder if our mojos are having a good time together. Mine seems to be missing too. Maybe it's the time of year.
I bet the squirrel is happy! Beth loses her mojo sometimes too....
ReplyDeleteI understand losing your blogging mojo. but you do well, even when that happens to you.
ReplyDeletePointy things under bare feet. Yikes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ouch! I hate sharp things under my feet!!!!! Maybe you should hide them from the squirrels....just the few you want to keep.
ReplyDeletethey were happy for the food delivery!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the awesome pictures of your Pine Cones, my favorite! Well you know they need to poop out those seeds for a new tree to grow.
ReplyDeleteHow sweet of you to share, even if you didn't realize it. :) That young squirrel is so adorable!!
ReplyDeleteThose peaky squirrels.Hope you are enjoying a lovely day.
ReplyDeleteNo! Your mojo's still working. I had forgotten your pine cone fireplace and enjoyed the refresher. Burning pine cones is entertainment for me, both in our fireplace at home and in a campfire when we are camping.
ReplyDeleteNo wonder Hubby calls me a "cheap date."
Welcome to the club....
ReplyDeleteSometimes the MOJO is hard to find that's for sure.
Love your shots anyway and the personality that comes through.
Those pesky critters sure do enjoy pine nuts and anything else they stuff in those little cheeks.
ReplyDeleteLove your header Sandra.
be well n happy ~:)
This doesn't look like losing your mojo to me. Awesome macros on the pine cones.
ReplyDeleteI kept finding little pieces on pine cone on the living room floor and couldn't figure out where it was coming from. Finally figured out Duke was taking them out of the basket I have them in and chewing on them
Girl I can't quit laughing! I had a bucket full on the porch and those darn tree rats stole mine too!
ReplyDeleteHey, a squirrel has to make a living too and those pine nuts are tasty. He is a little cutie. I should gather a few out of our yard before I start raking and putting them in the debris can.
ReplyDeleteHi There, Doesn't look like you have lost your blog-jo!!!! This is a cute post... SO--the stinkin' Squirrels are the ones who have taken your pine cones..... You need to turn them over your knee and spank them GOOD... Bad Squirrels...
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
Yes, they are cute but they are thieves!! I know this from experience. Love your "green" header!
ReplyDeleteThe cousins of your little culprit live in Tennessee. I'll be glad to send them down to Florida in order to reunite the family.
ReplyDeleteThey're very cute but seems to make a mess everywhere lol! I love your new header.
ReplyDeleteNice Squirly shot Sandra!!
ReplyDeleteoh my, what a delightful post, sandra!!
ReplyDeletethe little squirrel is soo cute!
amazing shot!how i love these little rascals!
Well I find all this very interesting so my mojo must be gone too??
ReplyDeleteLOL..I have not lost my mojo...but nothing much is happening in my life to blog about...but maybe it is not suppose to...it keeps me looking deeper at the life around me that is simplistic but very much my real and normal daily life.
ReplyDeleteLOL..I have not lost my mojo...but nothing much is happening in my life to blog about...but maybe it is not suppose to...it keeps me looking deeper at the life around me that is simplistic but very much my real and normal daily life.
ReplyDeleteThose little thieves!
ReplyDeleteI remember your pine cones and what you used them for... Surely you cannot stay angry at that cute squirrel, though! I did not know what MIA stood for, had to look it up. We all have days feeling like that, no panic.
ReplyDeleteThose squirrels can be a bit pesky.
ReplyDeleteSo the squirrels are taking your pine cones - why those dirty little thieves. I have two sets of families in my attic now - I hate those little critters! lol sandie
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo of the squirrel!
ReplyDeleteLove pine scent...I still have a few cones left in our stash. Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteWhy did Bob have a pot for melting lead? Roger has one, not has two that are electric, but he also had a pot he melted it in and made ingots. He made his own bullets and also sinkers for fishing. I wondered if Bob had it for fishing or for something with his model airplanes. (I am so tired I first spelled airplanes as airplains...)
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