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Title: Squirrels at the National Archives Post by: Paul Hamilton on 22-Jan-11, 07:39:32 PM My wife, Mary was delighted when I sent her the link for the Coopers Hawk at the Library of Congress. She decided that the National Archives should do its own "creature feature" Here is her latest blog:
http://blogs.archives.gov/prologue/?p=3517 (http://blogs.archives.gov/prologue/?p=3517) She suspects that there are a lot of good pictures of White House squirrels and invites you to use the new search engine to explore American history, with and without squirrels Paul Title: Re: Squirrels at the National Archives Post by: Carol P. on 22-Jan-11, 07:51:16 PM My wife, Mary was delighted when I sent her the link for the Coopers Hawk at the Library of Congress. She decided that the National Archives should do its own "creature feature" Here is her latest blog: http://blogs.archives.gov/prologue/?p=3517 (http://blogs.archives.gov/prologue/?p=3517) She suspects that there are a lot of good pictures of White House squirrels and invites you to use the new search engine to explore American history, with and without squirrels Paul Very nice! :clap: Thanks for sharing Mary's blog Paul. Carol P. Title: Re: Squirrels at the National Archives Post by: Patti from Kentucky on 22-Jan-11, 10:06:29 PM Nice blog entry...thanks! I made peace with my squirrels by giving up on growing tomatoes...now I throw peanuts out for them when there's snow on the ground, as there has been most of this winter.
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