In Greenwich Park today, a squirrel shuffled up to me in the snow, sniffed my boot, and began to climb up my trousers. I ended up brushing him off by the time he got above my knee. I was afraid he might be after my nuts.
One way of looking at it is to say the park squirrels are very tame. Another way of looking at it - probably equally valid - is that they have learned that the humans are very tame.
Anyhow, here's a bin-robbing robin...

And while the fauna's behaving strangely, here's some flora trying something even stranger...

This tree is growing above a first floor window of the Deptford Arms. No idea why. It's a tree of paradise, which somewhat flatters the Deptford Arms. And immediately over the road...

You can get boxes of anything here - but how can you ask for a box of COW FUKU without offending?
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yeah, I remarked on the Deptford Arms' tree the other day. I was surprised they didn't try and put lights on it. It's rather bizarre. But not as bizarre as the Cow Fuku/Goat Shak (Goat Shake?!) Belgium Wilk.... hmmm!
I checked on those words today - it's Goat Shaki and Belgium Wilki. (And I doubt that anyone's any the wiser for that...)
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