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Please sit back and enjoy this squirrel tweaking out in my yard this morning

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4:29 PM · Sep 11, 2021

Misha Gurevich, Photographer, VC, Wives 0/1

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I have been told they wag their tails to show anger

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you should add that dance move to your set

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The squirrel has seen some of your pictures and videos. Now it's the squirrels time to shake it's tail..🤔🐿😄😄

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It had spotted you and thought that you were encroaching on their territory, it was a dominance display.