We have a weasel in the woodpile!!!

[badyleao@mstdn.social]

@alexhaist
A stoat or weasel kit caught peeking through the firewood! These tiny, agile predators from the mustelid family are masters of camouflage and pure curiosity in the wild. 🦦

[margaretsefton@writing.exchange]

@alexhaist The little thing blends right in! Adorbs

[alexhaist@wandering.shop]

@catselbow they have peered at me through at least five different holes in the pile so far

[alexhaist@wandering.shop]

@otterX I cannot tell you how cute this creature is in person.

[alexhaist@wandering.shop]

@jaypdub yesssss!

[alexhaist@wandering.shop]

@ml I could have fainted from cute when I first saw their little head pop out.

[alexhaist@wandering.shop]

@isotope239 I fear for the chipmunk who I also saw in the woodpile...

[alexhaist@wandering.shop]

@handmade_ghost I had not read that before. Freedom of necessity. Fascinating concept.

[alexhaist@wandering.shop]

@MargaretSefton I hope they stay.

[elaterite@mastoart.social]

@alexhaist ...and you have no insects, spiders, mice, or rats in that woodpile, nice!

[handmade_ghost@sunny.garden]

@alexhaist Yes, exactly. I'm never quite comfortable with Annie Dillard's "we," but I love her account of her encounter and the blanked tapes of the mind, etc.

[laszlo@digitalcourage.social]

@alexhaist I love them.

[idzie@kolektiva.social]

@alexhaist tiny zippy friend!!!

[johnshirley_2027@mastodon.social]

@alexhaist It' Stephen Miller

[thehag@bog.fan]

@alexhaist Slinky Floof Noodle!!!

[alisynthesis@io.waxandleather.com]

@alexhaist jealous! My woodpile only has boring mice.

[jerzone@techhub.social]

@alexhaist That's exactly how people's fingers look when I try to draw. Thanks for the support, Weasel!

[idzie@kolektiva.social]

@alexhaist @handmade_ghost now I have also read that essay, and am glad I did. Thank you!

[helenclayton@mas.to]

@alexhaist squee!

[june@mastodon.catgirl.cloud]

@alexhaist@wandering.shop @coppercauldronart@sunny.garden