I have a chipmunk chirping at/by my front door, loudly, and I don't have any food for it. I had been buying HUGE bags of sunflower seeds for them for the past five years. The squirrels, and the birds share it as well. Possibly the postman too, if he was REALLY hungry, like this chirping chipmunk is. It is very insistent. I need to change out of my pajamas, go to the store, and buy some sunflower seed for it.
However, I am concerned that when I back out of my garage, I will run over it should it scurries towards the garage. It does that, sometimes. It runs in, freaks out when it sees me, and runs out. It is unlikely to happen again. Except, when one runs over a chipmunk, how does it learn from that experience?
Wait. It's stopped chirping.
Seriously, this is what is on my mind right now, and it has started chirping again.
chipmunk wrote:
chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp-chp ∞ or starvation.