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Red Squirrels, no less, which is lovely to see. We have some small populations of these over here in the UK but the grey variety is the dominant species.
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Did she sing an emu to sleep? Too funny.
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Yes and u know a emu is a crazy bird u cannot control, like an ostrich!
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Yeah, I wouldn’t want to be on the wrong side of an emu, or an ostrich.
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I posted this video a good while ago, but I’ve since found some photos to give it a bit of context. After your post, Tavares, I think this is a good place to put them.
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Time for the afternoon cuppa 
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Amazing Thank You GladNGrumpy
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It puts me in mind of a series of old British television adverts for ‘PG Tips’ tea bags, with chimpanzees. Very well known over here and actually quite popular (the adverts AND the product).
Here is a link to some of them…
PG Tips chimps adverts - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=pg+tips+chimps+adverts
I should point out incidentally, that the old adage that ALL Brits love tea is most defnitely NOT correct as some of us hate it with a passion! 
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Thank you for the tip, I’ll definitely check these videos out 
About that, it’s those sterotypes again. Like the Dutch and clogs and Germans and Lederhosen, or Norwegians and skiing for that matter. Personally I have not been skiing since Easter 1981, and I have no plans to do it ever again
Like the Norwegian author Jens Bjørneboe said, quoted off the top off my head and translated by me - “The greatest gift you get when you become an adult, is that you never have to go skiing again.”
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