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Strawberries Are For Sharing

I found a friend in our strawberry patch this week!

A small squirrel is perched on a piece of wood that runs the top-left to bottom-right diagonal of the screen, facing the right. To the lower left is the strawberry patch, with some red berries and white flowers peeking through the leaves. To the upper right is grass. The squirrel's tail is almost comically large compared to the rest of its body.

The squirrel is squarely in the middle of the strawberry patch, sniffing at a flower and berry right in front of its nose. Its head, part of its body and some of the fluff of its tail are visible through the leaves in front of it, with other berries and white flowers appearing sporadically in the background.

Only the squirrel's head is visible, poking up through the leaves of the strawberry patch. It appears to be staring directly at the camera, which is level with its head.

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Posted on September 18, 2022September 17, 2022Author CassandraCategories Other

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