Went down for a walk at the park by the lakefront today and got to see this family on a walk too
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One of the three chipmunks 
I’ve recently caught sneaking in and out of a hole next to our garage door. Best pic I could get without scaring him back into hiding.
Edited to add : I think I should name them Alvin, Simon & Theodore 
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I don’t know how I accidentally deleted my post from yesterday⁉️ Doh! Today we saw a moose in Yellowstone.
Here are the ones we saw yesterday.
Elk
Bison
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@Chance @SinceIAwoke You guys reminded me 
I found a snail at work and showed a young coworker who was outside. 10 minutes later, he walks inside like this 
(Then safely returned it to the laundry bin where I found him
)
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It was all I could do to NOT steal “soberinos” in my check in post…. Just sayin
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Why does your co-worker have a human stuck to his butt?
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I can see a Snail Bus Stop set up and all the snails will want to travel like this.. What a story that snail will have to tell the grandkid snails.
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I was so worried this baby was gonna get hit by a car, so I blocked the entire road. Just stood there, not knowing what direction to go to find momma. Eventually he/she was safely off into the woods.
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Aww. Very clever move blocking the road. I don’t know if I would have thought of that.
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Bless your heart! grateful the fawn had you looking out for it 
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This guy was actually in the grass when Stubbs noticed and tried to go after him. I luckily stopped the dog from getting him and he is now hanging out by this log . Now I don’t particularly like snakes but since living in the country I’ve had to learn to deal with them. I also think I would have been much more grossed out by whatever Stubbs would have done to the snake had he caught him 
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We put a clear feeder up on the patio doors so my kitties could watch the birds. Today I got to watch them watch this fellow as he cracked the geometric code to fling his body in here.
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Squizzzzlllleeee
Love them 
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That’s a young black winged demoiselle by the way. I think you guys call them ebony jewelwings. It’s very young and male, your one, if I am correct in identifying it. I walked a canalway recently where they were breeding and there were THOUSANDS of them. It was quite striking.
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