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Thieving Chipmunk in flight



2026-04-22 - central Kentucky - Photo by Roldcat.
Roldcat writes, "I was wondering why I was going through so much bird feed. I am filling the feeder more often than usual lately. This morning I was able to get my answer. I caught the culprit climbing the Shepard's hook that holds my bird feeders. Photo one catches the chipmunk in flight jumping from the Shepard's hook onto the feeder. Photo two shows him sitting in the feeder digging for sunflower seeds. He has made several trips to the feeder so far this morning."

Paired Photo: Thieving Chipmunk, digging for sunflower seeds


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