
He was gigantic! It made me laugh to think that our cat had been willing to attack this critter that was over half his own size.
Luke took one look at it and announced, "I think it's a beaver."
Me- "Luke, I don't think he's a beaver."
Luke- "Mom, I know a beaver when I see one."
Okay. :)

Honestly I had no clue what he was, so I snapped a few pictures of our "beaver" and sent them to Sarah. She did some checking and informed me that we had a marmot in our yard. She even found a recording of a marmot "chirp". Yep, same crazy chirping. After our little marmot friend calmed down the loud chirping finally stopped. Then he just stared at us till I finally made the kids go inside so he could scamper on home. Ava went out later to check on him and he was no where to be found. She was a little disappointed, I think she was planning on keeping him as her pet.
2 comments:
That is so funny! When I was reading this, it reminded me of that story you told us about the racoons while you and Jeremy went camping!! LOL!! He is a cute little thing, I probably would have wanted to keep him as a pet too! Come on, Annie, what's ANOTHER pet gonna hurt...HAHA!!
:) I love him! It's a good thing Tom Tom didn't really go after it - I bet that thing could have held his own. Chirp! Chirp! :)
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