Yes, here are the kids. They get nervous, but they surely are cute!
Life in the wilderness of Loudon.
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2 comments:
Is the one in the foreground jumping because of the camera flash, or is he about to attack?
Used one of your posts in one of mine too the other day...
The one in the front was on the other side of a glass door. It was my presence that made him nervous. When they get nervous they try to make themselves as big as possible. The coat stands on end and they either arch their backs or stand on their hind legs. Interesting behaviors.
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