Adorable little characters, these baby chipmunks–playful, too. I’m happy to say we now have chipmunks living on our grounds, dashing into the underbrush almost fast enough to make you doubt you saw them. I hope we can make friends with them.
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What beautiful little creatures. There’s no way to know exactly what goes on inside their heads, but they appear to be curious and alert. They are taking in everything they see. The Book of Nature is enough to teach anyone that there is a Creator.
Absolutely. I remember a day when I took my younger son for a little picnic in a Forest park and a couple of these little ones came to join us and eat up our leftovers. They were so cute and lively.
That reminds me of a song by Carroll Roberson: One Pair of Hands
Has anyone else ever compared him to a chipmunk?
oops, I goofed. I wasn’t aware that I made that mistake. sorry
What mistake?I didn’t see one.
I wasn’t comparing anyone to a chipmunk. I was thinking of a previous post and trying to suggest a song- somehow got mixed up, I guess.
Which song? I’ll post it tomorrow.
One Pair of Hands by Carroll Roberson.