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I found this image rather humorous, like most images of chipmunks can be! But mostly because of the look this little guy was giving me, almost as if he thought I was going to steal the nut he was carrying. It makes you wonder if animals have other objects that they consider valuable and become selfish about. Perhaps that is a trait reserved for us.
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Continuing with a tradition that began in 2007, I am once again finalizing some of my favorite images from the past year. I guess you could call this Volume 18. Wow, eighteen years of this stuff.1 Nonetheless, It is a process that forces me to consider which...
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Signing Photographs
Yearly Favorites
Alex Kunz
Dear Bubbles
Diane Varner
Howard Grill
Joseph W. Smith
Franz Graf
Linda Grashoff
Bob Henry
Lynn Wohlers
Meandering Passage
Michael Russell
Michigan Nature
Monte Stevens
Planet Detroit
Six Rivers Land Conservancy
Sterling Oak
T.M.Schultze
Tom Dills
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That’s funny. Great timing on this shot. He has stretchy lips!
You’re right about his look, he doesn’t trust you. I live in VA, and I haven’t seen a chipmunk since I moved from Ohio either, and I live in the woods now.
Cute little fella. I really miss the chipmunks. I used to see them in Ohio quite a lot but here in North Carolina, I cannot recall seeing one. Maybe I’ll have to look harder!
Paul