That squirrel does kind of look like it’s splattered with blood.
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Love, but maybe would have gone with “tainted, tainted, tainted…”?
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Or packrat nests. But it’s always good to be a little careful around the deer mice.
Well, I’ll lay good money I know which band plays electric guitars through a bass head, and which one features ukuleles.
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Great band name, agreed. There is a colony of ground squirrels near Lake Mary in Flagstaff, AZ that’s been positive for plague since I lived there in the late 90’s. No one seemed to care.
I’ve put the squirrels on alert by amping them up with sugar via animal crackers.
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Looks like I’m gonna need my herd of black Death Cats.
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OH NOES!!! The Squirrelpocalypse is upon us!!! Time to take those suckers out, double tap style, before they get to the new stockpiles of Twinkies!
I may not have Black Death Squirrels here in Northern California, but I have Black Tomato-stealing Squirrels. (Black squirrels seem to be a Northern California thing, but we’ve also got gray squirrels.) I may actually be maligning them - a black squirrel has definitely stolen bulbs from my garden, and the squirrel who stole a green tomato today was gray, but I didn’t actually see which squirrel stole my first ripe tomato earlier in the week 
Not my picture, but they’re common in the dc/Maryland area. Some were brought to the zoo a century back or so, and have spread or were released to the surrounding area.
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