Pronounced 'CRAVER SEVEN.' An anagram generator first gave me “Rev Vicar I.” Whoa, that comes across kind of pompous, doesn’t it? But I am glad to confess certain “cravings.” Here are seven of them: God, His Word, prayer, the lost, the redeemed, Christian service, and my bride.
An all black squirrel? Never heard of such a thing. Yeah I learned something today. It greatly resembles a black skunk......not that I know of a thing like that. Just saying that is what it reminded me of.
A while back I posted about a girl I met in the park that had a pet skunk on a leash. Never heard of that before either.
Do you see what I see?
Black squirrel. Rare 'round these parts.
Great photos, love that second one with the head poking out from behind a tree, cute!
ReplyDeleteI have never, ever seen a black squirrel! I'd love to see one up close.
ReplyDeletelovely shots!
ReplyDeleteBlack squirrels are simply a different coloured version of the regular grey squirrel, we have lots of them in my back yard.
ReplyDeleteshooting with a camera is always better than hunting with a gun.
ReplyDeleteLove the shots! :)
Happy Halloween!
I've only seen a black squirrwel once and I thought my eyes were fooling me
ReplyDeleteNice. Cool. You are one very cool photographer, dude.
ReplyDeleteNeat photos, Craver. I'm sure the wildlife prefer photo hunting to the real thing.
ReplyDeleteHwy mister wildlife snapper, nice shots!
ReplyDeleteDid you just burp on my blog you bounder you!
Have a good week my friend!
what a lovely series of shots. very serene. black squirrels are rare around here too. we are overrun with the grey ones.
ReplyDeleteI too have never seen a black squirrel. Thanks for showing us these great pics. My boys liked seeing the quirrel too. :-)
ReplyDeleteAn all black squirrel? Never heard of such a thing. Yeah I learned something today.
ReplyDeleteIt greatly resembles a black skunk......not that I know of a thing like that. Just saying that is what it reminded me of.
A while back I posted about a girl I met in the park that had a pet skunk on a leash. Never heard of that before either.