Hi there everybody. This is The Daily Bone and I'm your perceptive doggie reporter
Chester L. W. Spaniel.
Chester L. W. Spaniel.
There was a big birdie brawl going on this morning. The grackles, the robins and the starlings were all beating each other up over something. Ghostwriter kept telling me to look up in the bushes. But according to my trusty sense of smell, they're up the silver maple tree.
"But Chester, look over there! They're in the next yard over in the bushes."
Nope, nope, nope. They're up this tree. My nose is never wrong.
"But Chester, they're right in the bushes behind the fence! Don't you hear them squawking and flapping?"
My nose tells me they went up this tree.
Yup. Some evil squirrels ran up this tree. I can smell their dirty little footy prints!
Who cares about a birdie fight when there are fresh squirrel tracks to follow?
We were pretty sure you were searching for those evil treerats. Hope the birdies came to a truce.
ReplyDeleteWoos - Ciara and Lightning
Squirrels!
ReplyDeleteAbby Lab
Skwerril tracks are more important dan birdbrains fightin.
ReplyDeleteMaybe them birdies in the bushes were angryat a marauding squirrel dude...or a hawk.
ReplyDeleteDid ya find out??
Woofs!
Crikey Chester ..... you're right. Squirrels are much better to chase than birds, aye??
ReplyDeleteWe're with you Chester..squirrels are much more evil!!
ReplyDeleteSmileys!
Dory, Jakey, Arty & Bilbo
Don't you let those birdies distract you Chester, I finks they might be in league wiv the squirrels!
ReplyDeleteLoves and licky kisses
Princess Leah xxx
We're with you, Chester - finding and chasing the squirrels is more important than barking at the birdies!
ReplyDeleteLove ya lots♥
Mitch and Molly
We have mean starlings also that chase away the pretty birds. we have squirrels too, our dad feeds them...sigh...stella rose
ReplyDeleteThose dang things do nothing but tease us
ReplyDeleteLily & Edward
Dear Chester,
ReplyDeleteI think there is something wrong with the people. Their noses are broken, or perhaps clearly inferior. I mean, really - how could they not know that there were squirrel tracks there?
Licks,
Cobi