Since they are obsessed with ACORN.Should the Republicans change their mascot to a squirrel?
Specifically the one from ';Ice Age.'; A sabre-toothed squirrel.Should the Republicans change their mascot to a squirrel?
Liberals should really be upset.
People at ACORN are teaching people not to give their fair share
People at ACORN are teaching people that everyone's vote is not equal
People at ACORN are showing people that you too can get lot's of money by posing as a non-profit and then be a political action group.
People at ACORN are teaching people that illegal demonstrations are fine. (Walmart)
People at ACORN are trying to block the LA government from stopping voting violations.
As a liberal you can justify this to yourself, but if the Republicans were doing it?
I don't know about obsessed... democrat or republican, these parasites should have all U.S. citizens incensed. The elephant will be fine... so that is can crush the nuts. This should not be a partisan issue. The donkey party should want in on this actions also.
ACORN is not a victim. Defending the indefensible should invoke swift and stern rebuke. Any ';squirreliness'; need not be tolerated at this point.
Yeah, pointing out blatant corruption is being obsessed. So are liberals obsessed with George Bush because they think he committed ';Crimes';?
Once again liber hypocrisy rises to the top. Just like the cream in your Starbucks latte that you libs love so much.
Republicans can keep the Elephant and Democrats can keep their mascot.....the @SS.
No I like the minute men because they are obsessed with the constitution. Some of us are even apposed to corruption and when it comes to acorn? The fishermen know to go where the fish are. Is this another incident that would be unforgivable if it were not for the fact that he who will not be viewed objectively sits in the white house. I have a question for you. If BO commits a crime in the forrest and no one but Democrats are there to hear it, has a crime been committed?
I am guessing, No?
Umm..naw, I think we will just keep the elephant. But now that you mention it perhaps the dems should cut the much maligned donkey some slack and change theirs. Maybe the bamboo viper ...no wait, weasel. Or maybe yellow bellied sap sucker. Gosh, so many to choose from.
I'd be OK with that. Squirrels are famous for their ability to look ahead to the future.
That's certainly not a bad thing to be connected with. And something nobody would ever confuse with a liberal.
yes, and their motto should be ';we are the party of NO, HELL NO, and YOU LIE';.........
twenty years from now, you will be able to learn about them in museums and history books.
Should the Democrats change their mascot to a chicken? Since they are obsessed with ';Baraaaack! Barack! Barack! Barack!';
Okay. Considering what ACORN is....doing everything that we can to expose them.
Now, Jack@$$ is the perfect mascot for the dems.
acorns, peanuts, what's the difference? nuts are nuts.
OK I know peanuts are legumes and not actual nuts so don't bother with that argument.
No , the elephant is the perfect mascot, because their fat and they can easily step on people.
No more that democrats should change thiers to a pig, since they can't get enough of other people's money.
As long as you guys change yours to a child rapist, yeah, I can deal with a thrifty squirrel.
it would be better than a dodo bird, since you people are dumb and gullible to follow 0-bama no matter what.
Nein! The mascot of ze Republicans will be a unicorn!
OK, If the dems change theirs to an Ostrich since they have their heads in the ground.
I think all tax payers should be concerned about ACORN.
Only if Democrats change their mascot to a pimp.
Only if the Democrats change theirs to an A** Hole. The party is full of them.
No we are changing it to a Monkey so we can throw the acorns out of cities and pick them out of our Hair one at a time!
Why not Rush Limbaugh as there new mascot?
Dems should definately keep the jackass, though.
Peace
What? Are you nuts?
Ha! Aren't squirrels apart of the rat family? I thought they were human! My bad.
When the DNC changes to a straight jacket
People, people why do you fall for this stuff?
No, I see a tinfoil hat every time I read one of these ridiculous posts from the Reichtwingers...
... a lurid ';plan'; behind every sentence and gesture of the wicked evil Obama!!!
insert demented laugh here%26gt; BWAAA-HA--HAAAA!!!!
No, a Lemming is more appropiate.
why, is the skunk already taken?
Friday, November 25, 2011
How is a Squirrel adapted to live in a woodland?
How is a Squirrel adapted to live in a woodland?
Thanks In AdvanceHow is a Squirrel adapted to live in a woodland?
Depends if you're talking about red or grey. UK or US.
Greys in UK have great sense of smell and can snuffle out a nut in the woodland humus. They are good burrowers and buriers and digger-upper-ers, which enables them to bury nuts for later. They have great agility - are able to jump from branch to branch and run along narrow wires (remember the assault course advert?) turning upside down as they go, using tail for balance.
Also, they are sociable and able to manipulate humans into feeding them (at least, that's what they do in the woodland in Holland Park).How is a Squirrel adapted to live in a woodland?
A tight rope walker uses a long pole to adjust his center of gravity in a most efficient way. The squirrel's long, massive and very flexible tail serves as a ';balancer'; in much the same way as the high wire entertainer uses the aforementioned ';pole';. The squirrel can thus move about the tree limbs and boughs with relative ease.
There are many such adaptations which make the squirrel right at home in hiser* niche.
*hiser %26gt; contraction of ';his and hers';
They can climb trees. There are trees in the woodland. They've adapted to climb trees in the woodland.
Thanks In AdvanceHow is a Squirrel adapted to live in a woodland?
Depends if you're talking about red or grey. UK or US.
Greys in UK have great sense of smell and can snuffle out a nut in the woodland humus. They are good burrowers and buriers and digger-upper-ers, which enables them to bury nuts for later. They have great agility - are able to jump from branch to branch and run along narrow wires (remember the assault course advert?) turning upside down as they go, using tail for balance.
Also, they are sociable and able to manipulate humans into feeding them (at least, that's what they do in the woodland in Holland Park).How is a Squirrel adapted to live in a woodland?
A tight rope walker uses a long pole to adjust his center of gravity in a most efficient way. The squirrel's long, massive and very flexible tail serves as a ';balancer'; in much the same way as the high wire entertainer uses the aforementioned ';pole';. The squirrel can thus move about the tree limbs and boughs with relative ease.
There are many such adaptations which make the squirrel right at home in hiser* niche.
*hiser %26gt; contraction of ';his and hers';
They can climb trees. There are trees in the woodland. They've adapted to climb trees in the woodland.
What is the EASIEST way to catch a squirrel?
With a gun.What is the EASIEST way to catch a squirrel?
What kind of squirrel?
Striped ground squirrels are easy. Fill a 1 gallon jug with water and when you know that the squirrel is home, (you see him go in his hole) take the milk jug and tip it upside down into the hole. He will pop up right into the jug before it is even half empty. You tip the jug over and PRESTO you have a you have a squirrel float.
They have special traps for tree squirrels that you could get at a garden center.What is the EASIEST way to catch a squirrel?
Why do you want to catch a
squirrel? If you think it will be
a pet, don't try. their teeth and claws will make hamburger of you.
If they are being a nuisance in eating your wildbird food,
then the best thing to do is
block them from where you
don't want them.
You can't trap them, they're
too smart, you could poison
them, but then you would be
the villain. they know where
they've been born and they
will always come back.
It's just best to watch their
funny antics and make them
into pets. They don't eat much. the only BIG PROBLEM is if they build
nests in your attic.
You sneak up on it. ;0)
my grandparents hand feed their squirrel in their yard and they use wal-nuts if you are not makeing friends get a rat mouse zapper. but they are so cute - the squirrels.
Hang in a tree and act like a nut!! (lol)
Ok - if you weren't looking for the old joke.....then some fruit and nuts in a live trap would be the best way.
Go get a trap at your local garden supply store, or hardware store. The trick is to find what they like to eat to bait them in. Dog food usually works. Start spreading the bait right now before you put the trap out and get them used to eating it. If it doesn't eat it try something different. When you have found what they like put it in the trap in the area where you have been feeding them. good luck.
put salt on it's tail.... *smile*........
Your local animal control probably rents what they call humane traps. You bait them with those little packs of peanut butter you get when you order breakfasts at some fast food places. After the squirrel is caught you release it in a park or wooded area. Please be careful if it's a lactating female because they get VERY protective of their babies.
The Muse
in the attic?
they have traps for then you know.same kind of trap they would use for a beaver.mask work
What kind of squirrel?
Striped ground squirrels are easy. Fill a 1 gallon jug with water and when you know that the squirrel is home, (you see him go in his hole) take the milk jug and tip it upside down into the hole. He will pop up right into the jug before it is even half empty. You tip the jug over and PRESTO you have a you have a squirrel float.
They have special traps for tree squirrels that you could get at a garden center.What is the EASIEST way to catch a squirrel?
Why do you want to catch a
squirrel? If you think it will be
a pet, don't try. their teeth and claws will make hamburger of you.
If they are being a nuisance in eating your wildbird food,
then the best thing to do is
block them from where you
don't want them.
You can't trap them, they're
too smart, you could poison
them, but then you would be
the villain. they know where
they've been born and they
will always come back.
It's just best to watch their
funny antics and make them
into pets. They don't eat much. the only BIG PROBLEM is if they build
nests in your attic.
You sneak up on it. ;0)
my grandparents hand feed their squirrel in their yard and they use wal-nuts if you are not makeing friends get a rat mouse zapper. but they are so cute - the squirrels.
Hang in a tree and act like a nut!! (lol)
Ok - if you weren't looking for the old joke.....then some fruit and nuts in a live trap would be the best way.
Go get a trap at your local garden supply store, or hardware store. The trick is to find what they like to eat to bait them in. Dog food usually works. Start spreading the bait right now before you put the trap out and get them used to eating it. If it doesn't eat it try something different. When you have found what they like put it in the trap in the area where you have been feeding them. good luck.
put salt on it's tail.... *smile*........
Your local animal control probably rents what they call humane traps. You bait them with those little packs of peanut butter you get when you order breakfasts at some fast food places. After the squirrel is caught you release it in a park or wooded area. Please be careful if it's a lactating female because they get VERY protective of their babies.
The Muse
in the attic?
they have traps for then you know.same kind of trap they would use for a beaver.
What's the best way to catch a squirrel??
I need help catching a squirrel.What's the best way to catch a squirrel??
Climb up a tree, and act like a nut!What's the best way to catch a squirrel??
You can buy simple live animal traps. I used to do this to transport squirrels from my grandma's house to my mom's. That is until one got out of the trap during transit. My mom was none to impressed.
http://www.wildlife-traps.com/squirrels.鈥?/a>
Get a dog. Mine has caught at least 3, two of which she gave to me.
use a fly swatter
Climb up a tree, and act like a nut!What's the best way to catch a squirrel??
You can buy simple live animal traps. I used to do this to transport squirrels from my grandma's house to my mom's. That is until one got out of the trap during transit. My mom was none to impressed.
http://www.wildlife-traps.com/squirrels.鈥?/a>
Get a dog. Mine has caught at least 3, two of which she gave to me.
use a fly swatter
If the squirrel cage winding was removed from a synchronous motor,could it start by iteself?
No, because normally a synchronous motor has a wound rotor with an external resistance that is reduced to increase the rotor current to bring the motor up to slip (asynchronous) speed, then DC is applied to the rotor windings to 'Lock' onto the rotating filed to bring it up to synchronous speed.
If you didn't have the squirrel cage winding you wouldn't be able to bring the motor up to slip speed. If you just applied the DC, the motor would stall.
If you didn't have the squirrel cage winding you wouldn't be able to bring the motor up to slip speed. If you just applied the DC, the motor would stall.
How can u make a homeade rabbit/squirrel trap?
I love to eat rabbit and squirrel and we cant always have our guns with us so how can i make a homemade one that i don't half to manually trap.How can u make a homeade rabbit/squirrel trap?
buy a raccoon trap it will be much easier than making one and might end up being cheaper
buy a raccoon trap it will be much easier than making one and might end up being cheaper
If you were to have roasted squirrel for a change for Sunday lunch would you prefer red squirrel or grey and..
...what would be a suitable wine in the respective cases?If you were to have roasted squirrel for a change for Sunday lunch would you prefer red squirrel or grey and..
a nice claret with the red squirrel and a Chardonnay with the grey.i still prefer a nice tenderised troll and a john smiths.If you were to have roasted squirrel for a change for Sunday lunch would you prefer red squirrel or grey and..
i like squirrels couldn't eat a whole one though
i prefer pigeon roasted and a diet coke
Wouldn't touch a red squirrel...they are pretty rare these days. Y'all must be city folk if you've never had squirrel. A couple squirrels, couple rabbits, potatoes, onions, carrots, seasoning, definitely garlic. Brown the meat in a skillet. Put all ingredients into a roaster. Add water,skillet drippins (gives u a nice brown color). Bake it up. Serve w/cornbread or biscuits. No different than Venison, beef, pork....be adventurous...try it!! Whine...definitely a white Moscatto.
what you want to eat rats ?
Grey squirrel, the red ones are becoming rare, we need to look after them.
Wine - well, that's for your personal taste.
Squirrel is better fried, and it's a red meat, so a nice light, red wine, nothing too tannic. Squirrel colour is interchangeable, so whatever you have available.
who the **** would eat squirrels
As red squirrel is a protected species it would have to be grey. As for the wine - a chablis probably.
Grey and I'd go for cider, as they've eaten all the apples from my tree and so the taste will probably already be marinating into the meat ..... the cretins !!
never tasted either but why not?
I have been eating and hunting squirrel for 15 years, I would suggest at least 2 back half of a Grey squirrel per person eating. Seeing as when it is cooked it has a similar color to pork, but tastes like a sweet chicken, I would recomment a white wine. Pair the wine with the flavors you are using to cook the meat. A buttery chardonay would be excellent.
BTW
a recipe that I have used many times for squirrel is to deep fry them after quartering them, and smother them in wing sauce. It makes a great tasting ';chicken'; wing.
Best wishes
I would enjoy a tasty chillied red squirrel with a good rioja -
I only have grey,, I live in California.
and I don't hunt any more.
I only drink White
never imagined i would
eeoooww!! You can keep the squirrel but I'd love a glass of white wine not to sweet! What happened to having fried chicken for Sunday lunch! hhuumm!!
I'm sure there is more meat on a grey squirrel because they are larger than the red ones.
Personally I think it would be better casseroled, served with green beans and mash, with a good Pinot Noir to wash it down.
I'd go for the invading American ones:-)
a nice claret with the red squirrel and a Chardonnay with the grey.i still prefer a nice tenderised troll and a john smiths.If you were to have roasted squirrel for a change for Sunday lunch would you prefer red squirrel or grey and..
i like squirrels couldn't eat a whole one though
i prefer pigeon roasted and a diet coke
Wouldn't touch a red squirrel...they are pretty rare these days. Y'all must be city folk if you've never had squirrel. A couple squirrels, couple rabbits, potatoes, onions, carrots, seasoning, definitely garlic. Brown the meat in a skillet. Put all ingredients into a roaster. Add water,skillet drippins (gives u a nice brown color). Bake it up. Serve w/cornbread or biscuits. No different than Venison, beef, pork....be adventurous...try it!! Whine...definitely a white Moscatto.
what you want to eat rats ?
Grey squirrel, the red ones are becoming rare, we need to look after them.
Wine - well, that's for your personal taste.
Squirrel is better fried, and it's a red meat, so a nice light, red wine, nothing too tannic. Squirrel colour is interchangeable, so whatever you have available.
who the **** would eat squirrels
As red squirrel is a protected species it would have to be grey. As for the wine - a chablis probably.
Grey and I'd go for cider, as they've eaten all the apples from my tree and so the taste will probably already be marinating into the meat ..... the cretins !!
never tasted either but why not?
I have been eating and hunting squirrel for 15 years, I would suggest at least 2 back half of a Grey squirrel per person eating. Seeing as when it is cooked it has a similar color to pork, but tastes like a sweet chicken, I would recomment a white wine. Pair the wine with the flavors you are using to cook the meat. A buttery chardonay would be excellent.
BTW
a recipe that I have used many times for squirrel is to deep fry them after quartering them, and smother them in wing sauce. It makes a great tasting ';chicken'; wing.
Best wishes
I would enjoy a tasty chillied red squirrel with a good rioja -
I only have grey,, I live in California.
and I don't hunt any more.
I only drink White
never imagined i would
eeoooww!! You can keep the squirrel but I'd love a glass of white wine not to sweet! What happened to having fried chicken for Sunday lunch! hhuumm!!
I'm sure there is more meat on a grey squirrel because they are larger than the red ones.
Personally I think it would be better casseroled, served with green beans and mash, with a good Pinot Noir to wash it down.
I'd go for the invading American ones:-)
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