Squirrel Watcher Pillows

"Nowadays, it's all about who you know, not what you know."

"You know that thing where you stand like a statue, then move real fast, then stand like a statue again? You totally stole that from me."

'Hey...here's a hot prospect...likes catching frisbees, chasing squirrels, rolling in smelly stuff...'

"Okay, break's over. I'll give you a ten second head start."

"What you need to do is, find the biggest squirrel in the yard, walk right up to him and shake the dirty walnuts out of him."

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"Looks like the tree just ate Mr. Squirrel."

"Doris, cancel my three o'clock."

"Marco... POLO!"

No caption (a mime holds onto an invisible leash as his dog barks at a squirrel on a tree).

Al, do you ever feel like the rest of the world is passing you by? Yes, but I tell myself it's only pigeons and squirrels. That's why I like sitting in the park.

'Oh, I could easily climb down on my own, but you see, I just love seeing Fire-Engines...'

'It's a rare sighting of a red squirrel.'

'A nutcracker? Admit it, Fred, you're getting old.'

The Shed Mystery: 'Ah! There you are! Ok, that's enough...time to go ho...uh...wait...what the...?'

'The proliferation of bird watchers make me more and more self-conscious...'

'So let me see if I've got it straight. It was a very large squirrel and your husband is a nut.'

'So far, I've taught him to fetch.'

'A burp or a fart, I can excuse, but throwing up a pellet of fur and bones? That's gross dude!'

Squirrel Chasing a Dog

"A squirrel, impressive! I'm still chasing a stick."

"You do realize you can't take that one home."

'It appears he hit an iceberg.' (A LETTUCE)

"You don't throw them back if they're too small!"

"Sign my yearbook?"

"Go away, he's not done playing Cowboys and Indians yet."

A tortoise toboggans down a hill in its shell

Sign in tree from bird "next appearance 3:00 pm"

M.T. accidentally triggers the predator pursuit response.

Fly Fishing

Pirate Squirrels Looking for Buried Treasure

Bears catching fish

Duck Hunt

"Mind the whale, dear."

He is familiar with the silent swoop of the evening bat.