Misjudged?

This squirrel was “flying” around the garden, jumping tree to tree. But in this shot I thought he looked as if he hadn’t quite hit the target as he had hoped, and appeared to be hanging on for dear life!

[Babs]

Uh Oh. Don't you hate it when someone takes a photo of you at just the wrong moment.

[Kathy A]

He does have a “whoops” look on his face

[Merrelyn]

He does look a tad surprised:)

[Lil H]

Great capture of the expression on the squirrel's face. :-)

[Susan Wakely]

That’s a look of embarrassment!

[Phil Sandford]

Tree rat !!!

[Kate]

He does look like he misjudged a jump

[Esther Rosenberg]

Hahaha, nice timing and great capture.

[gloria jones]

Super capture :)

[Diana]

Hilarious, love the way you caught him!

[Beryl Lloyd]

Ha ha !! do squirrels swear !-- great timing on your part -- fav

[Lin]

So cute - fav!

[Shirley B]

Great capture and loads of detail. Fab Carole.

[carol white]

Great capture,he does look rather precarious

[Judith Johnson]

It does look that way, doesn't it. Hope he made it to his peanuts in the end

[KoalaGardens🐨]

great frozen moment in the midst of all the movement

[Yolanda]

Fantastic capture!!!

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Sweet shot

[sheri]

Is that a squirrel feeder? No wonder he's so keen to get those nuts!

[Shutterbug]

His expression is like that. “I could use a little help here.”

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Monique]

😂

[Carole Sandford]

@sherimiya it’s a bird feeder.

[Dione Giorgio]

Fav. He does look as if he is in a quandery on what to do next. I hope he managed to solve the dilemma. Beautiful clear capture.

[aikiuser (jenn)]

LOL! Even the best acrobats misjudge once in a while ;-)

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely capture

[Ellen Bogenschutz]

He looks very concerned about his immediate well being. Great capture!

[tony gig]

Great clarity...fav