Nice blog with nice picture of cuties. Can't see the front of them but I knew they are cute and adorable.

At first I wonder how could the author give warning about poor little kittens. Then I realize he is referring to skunks. I find this funny. Lucky they are just babies.

Haha ... good thing baby skunks do not spray.

Kids are kids and it will be a rewarding idea to be with them while they play.

There are no dull moments with children. If you want to enjoy life, be with kids.

Ya, those are rally nice!! Your kids has done a great job. Those are very little but wonderful creatures.

We had actually shot a mother skunk once on our farm (was getting into the chicken coops and spraying - really big mess cleaning chickens) and she had a baby behind her.

I think they hang around and night & if you come down the stairs and in any way startle them, they spray. Our front door has a mail slot...which the smell seeps through and permeates most of our downstairs. It's a treat. Our new front door will be without that mail slot, that's a fact.

We had actually shot a mother skunk once on our farm (was getting into the chicken coops and spraying - really big mess cleaning chickens) and she had a baby behind her. To this day the "baby" skunk lives in our farmhouse like a cat. Best animal ever. They really are great.

Their innocence are very cute and we can learn good lessons from it.

Very cute kids...innocent and humorous.

Good thing baby skunks do not spray. We had actually shot a mother skunk once on our farm (was getting into the chicken coops and spraying - really big mess cleaning chickens) and she had a baby behind her. To this day the "baby" skunk lives in our farmhouse like a cat. Best animal ever. They really are great.

As kids in Maine, we had to take turns catching the baby skunks so that we could "relocate" them. My favorite method was a cardboard box with a stick and a string. =)

Cute find indeed. I wonder how's these "babies" look now... it's been quite a while.

I really love this photo of the kids. Good thing baby skunks do not spray. We had actually shot a mother skunk once on our farm (was getting into the chicken coops and spraying - really big mess cleaning chickens) and she had a baby behind her.

Your title is creepy and when I read the body, I realized that there's nothing to be aware at.

haha :) hope they didn't get sprayed though

That's a funny, yet creepy relocation experience! What a way to welcome you into your new neighborhood. :)

That's awesome. We recently moved to Hingham from Chicago and have discovered that we have a few skunks in the neighborhood.
I think they hang around and night & if you come down the stairs and in any way startle them, they spray. Our front door has a mail slot...which the smell seeps through and permeates most of our downstairs. It's a treat. Our new front door will be without that mail slot, that's a fact.

I suppose the next time I move I should pay attention to the fauna in the area, I wouldn't enjoy having skunks as my neighbors. I loved the little "kittens" tell, it's the funniest thing I've read lately.

That is fabulous! I hope none of them were sprayed.

As kids in Maine, we had to take turns catching the baby skunks so that we could "relocate" them. My favorite method was a cardboard box with a stick and a string. =)

Ahhhha, very cute!! Were the kids upset when you had to tell no, they could not have one?

This is a great photo. The innocence and curiosity of children is precious.

Hahahaha... very great snap!

I love this photo of the kids. Good thing baby skunks do not spray. We had actually shot a mother skunk once on our farm (was getting into the chicken coops and spraying - really big mess cleaning chickens) and she had a baby behind her. To this day the "baby" skunk lives in our farmhouse like a cat. Best animal ever. They really are great.

Never saw baby skunks before. Where was the "kittens" mom?

I am so glad you can see the humor in this.