It is fascinated by Vicky Freeman’s hollowed-out pumpkin, trying to work out whether it’s a treat to get its teeth into or a mere trick suspended by a piece of string. For minutes on end, it jumps inside the pumpkin, then out again.
這只松鼠被Vicky Freeman的鏤空南瓜深深的吸引了，它想知道這是個(gè)吸引自己去啃食的陷阱，或者只是個(gè)懸在一根繩子下面的東西。幾分鐘里，它不斷地跳進(jìn)又跳出。

‘Since I put the pumpkin out, the squirrel’s been visiting my garden every day,’ said Mrs Freeman, 53, of Fareham, Hampshire. 'I always hang up a pumpkin in the garden for my grandchildren at Halloween but I didn't expect such an inquisitive squirrel to try it on.'
“自從我把南瓜掛起來(lái)，這只松鼠就天天來(lái)我的花園，”53歲的Freeman太太說(shuō)，“萬(wàn)圣節(jié)的時(shí)候我總是會(huì)為我的孫子孫女們?cè)诨▓@里掛起南瓜，但從來(lái)沒(méi)想到會(huì)吸引一只好奇心這么重的松鼠?！?/div>