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My squirrel foundling, eating his favourite food.

Also, i found out that the most trivial things suddenly go ALL EPIC when Aria plays in background.

Chok Dee, a young Pallas's Squirrel (Callosciurus erythraeus) that probably fell out of its nest, was found in the field where it got severely attacked by a pariah dog, leaving its hindlegs paralysed. People brought him to me half-dead that day and luckily, i was able to nurse him back to life.

Though his hindlegs stayed paralysed, he quickly gained back all the spirits and greatly enjoyed playing around (like seen above), eating all kinds of fruits and just be as happy as a squirrel could be.

Chok Dee, a young Pallas's Squirrel (Callosciurus erythraeus) that probably fell out of its nest, was found in the field where it got severely attacked by a pariah dog, leaving its hindlegs paralysed. People brought him to me half-dead that day and luckily, i was able to nurse him back to life.

Though his hindlegs stayed paralysed, he quickly gained back all the spirits and greatly enjoyed playing around, eating all kinds of fruits and just be as happy as a squirrel could be.

(yeah, I fucked up the credits in the end (the song is called "Surprise Surprise" and not just "Surprise". I might fix that later)

All music credits goes to Bruce Springsteen, i do not intend to claim anything but the art as my own.

Just a little happy birthday thingie to the shadow of my life. Thank you so much for everything.

Burdy the Zebra Dove (Geopelia striata) - yet another foundling that i literally picked up from the beach ground in Songkhla.

Being used to european pidgeons which are even huge as babies, it was really weird to see a dove THAT small for a change. Surprisingly, i also never had a dove before that would grow THAT fast, being able to fly and eat on his own at lightning speed. Simply amazing.

He was quite the sweet fellow. He returned to the wild faster than expected and i hope he is doing alright.

My snake Chili P., being an adorable little shit. At the beginning, i was still debating about his name and he started of as Serpencil....which turned out way too royal for this little noodle. :') Thus, Chili P. (P is for Pencil, not Palmer) got stuck instead. I might change the title later to avoid any confusion.

Burdy, being an annoying little bugger. He became quite affectionate and clingy in his later days, cockblocking work whenever possible and asking for food. I let him roam free in my room, where he would occasionally land on my head - and/or shit on my face.