I'm not entirely certain what this is -- guinea pig? -- but it's kind of cute.
Miss Begotten is one of my pet names for myself, for Southern Gothic reasons best kept to myself. Miss Begotten tries to speak plainly, but sometimes she tends to babble -- parenthetically, of course. It's never my intention to offend (and usually that's true - except on those [maybe not so] rare occasions when I mean it very friggin' much) but it sometimes happens, so if you're unusually easily offended...
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Baby porcupine was my first thought, too. But then, I've never seen one close up so I wasn't really sure. It sort of reminded me of the few guinea pigs I've seen, so I thought -- hmmmm. Whatever it is, it is cute, though.
Thank you for that, Steve. I had no idea. So now we know what hedgehogs look like. Are they wild, or domesticated pets like hamsters and guinea pigs?
Aw, I hope your little hedgehog didn't get run over. I wish I had them living in my back yard; they really are cute. Alas, all I have are squirrels and birds and the occasional possum. Oh, and I guess there must be some groundhogs out there. I opened the front door one morning and a fat little groundhog turned tail and waddled his way down the steps.
Did you catch the fact that I used Sherry instead of serena on my last post?
I noticed that, Steve. I'll answer to Serena, Sherry, or Ma'am. Oh, and Your Highness works sometimes. LOL.
I thought it was a porcupine
It looks like a hedgehog to me too. Do you not have hedgehogs in America?
We have a swimming pool and when we put the night cover on , we have to lean a piece of wood or foam or something to make a ramp onto the edge for hedgehogs. They're attracted by the water but once on the cover can drown if there's not an escape route.
I have a busy evening but will try to read the rest of your posts later.
I really like the clock on the side of your page. It helps to know what time it is where you are.
The Tale of Mrs Tiggy Winkle
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It does, indeed, appear to be a hedgehog. I'm sure we probably have them here. I just don't believe I've ever seen one. Shoot, I'd never seen a chipmunk up close and personal 'til I rescued one several months ago.
I'm glad the clock is handy for you, Liz. I always like to know what time it is in other places where I'm communicating with someone. As best I can tell, it's about five hours later there than here.
The Tale of Mrs Tiggy Winkle
Well, there you go, then. Hedgehogs rule!
What ever it is, I bet it tastes good with bbq sauce!
Rex, Rex... Why am I not surprised that you want to pour BBQ sauce on my wildlife? LOL.
Yes, that's right, Serena, we're excatly five hours ahead of you.
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