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Squirrels, in Union Square Park

A man in the park said, “squirrels find only 10 percent of what they bury.”

A squirrel climbs a fence diligently.

A squirrel reaches the top of a fence.

A squirrel crests a thin fence, and looks about himself.

A sign for a lost squirrel. "Male, brown-white fur,". HOAX!

A chubby squirrel.

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To a Squirrel at Kyle-na-gno
By [#W.B.Yeats]
A poem on squirrels.
Monday, January 28, 2002


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