Stop loafing.
A look at our front yard circle this weekend discovered an interesting deposit under the lilac tree.
There in the morning sat a loaf of bread.
I do not think it was a gift from a neighbor in this socially distanced times.
I do wonder which species dragged it or dropped it, and why another species had yet to come by to claim it as its own.
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For some reason, I really love this. Some critter took a seat for a picnic, ate their fill and left for others what they couldn’t eat. No hoarding there.
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That’s the way to view this, MBC. Sharing is caring!
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This is so funny, bro! Not something you see every day. Would love to know the backstory.
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Yes, somebody around us feels as if they are sharing tasty stuff with the animals for sure!
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That’s hilarious! 😂 I hope some bird friends flew by soon and found a yummy breakfast. 🐦
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I hope it went to a bunch of hungry birds, yes, Rachel!
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I’ll put my money on a squirrel with stealthy paws. It sure would be nice to know for sure, though, Mark!
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Squirrels would be able to haul it around, yes, Ermine!
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My first thought was a Frenchman quickly surrendered and dropped his baguette, but of course it’s not that. He would be home in quarantine like the rest of us.
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Quick thought, yes, Kerbey, and the squirrel says ouiee.
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Ha!
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Lol! Too funny!
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Some other critter came and got it, Nance!
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It’s the Critter Crowd! ☺️
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Critter cam! (And don’t be surprise if one doesn’t look right into the lens and say “Don’t say I never brought you anything, you ungrateful species.”)
Everyone is trying to look after and help their friends/neighbor species these days…..sharing is caring…
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You are so right, Phil!
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When you yeast expect it, Mark. ヽ(=^･ω･^=)丿
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Yes, you cant always get what you want, Patricia!
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Such an interesting mystery. Or fell out I’d someone’s bag when walking? Hmmmm
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I think we have a neighbor who gifts the critters with leftover bread, Beth. We sometimes have to wrestle it away from Ellie in our backyard.
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ah! i so get that, i would be fighting for a great loaf of bread too )
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Maybe they should slice it first, Beth, to make it easer for sharing?
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