Squirrels are amazing creatures who can leap up to 20 feet high and run up to 20 mph. They are rodents who usually build their homes in leaf nests or inside tree cavities. Although you may think squirrels eat just nuts, that’s not true. They also like to eat fungi, seeds, fruits, even small insects, and caterpillars.
Squirrels must have a pretty exhausting life with all the leaping and the endless search for food. However, these creatures with fluffy tails who often visit Sharon Cutler’s backyard now have a cozy new place to hang out.
Cutler is a landscape photographer who lives in England, UK. She recently handcrafted a tiny bed made from driftwood for her daughter’s guinea pig. The tiny bed was used as a prop to a photoshoot.
She also decided to make another bed with tiny linens and put it in her garden to see if the squirrels who often visit her backyard might enjoy it too. She received her answer soon.
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While Cutler was waiting for visitors with a camera in the hand, a curious squirrel named Cyril arrived. He saw the tiny bed and was in need of a nap. As it appears, Cutler’s handcrafted creation was the perfect place for it.
Cutler took a few pictures of the tired squirrel and shared it on social media. In the caption, she explained that Cyril had a busy day in the garden and he was really tired. So, when he needed a nap, he jumped into the bed. It’s so cute!
However, the squirrel’s nap didn’t last too long. It seems that he had a few more things he needed to check off his to-do list. He was able to beat the temptation and sneak out.
Cutler also mentioned she loves to take pictures of squirrels. She described them as mischievous little characters, which is entirely true.
