Baby Raccoons late night visit

I'll take these here. I'll get back so you can film more babies. All babies and baby all the That's the peaches and her baby up on the stoop. That's not peaches. Yes, that's peaches. That's a tiny baby. Don't you fall, you little fart. Makes you nervous, don't it? Yeah. Wonderful's climbing down the rail. Hi, Connor. He's advertising raccoon wish for a diner, huh? Little. Look at that one sitting at the table like he owns it. Yeah, he's making himself at home. Look at it. It's little. More coming. One, two, three. Oh, there's a baby in the corner. Yep. Here comes another one right here. Oh, yeah. One there. Look at him just climbing around. Don't you even think about it. Look at him. Yeah. What are you doing? That's not peaches. That's Bobby, is it? Yeah. You sure? Yeah. Bobby has the one. There's two over there with her now. See, it is Bobby. Yeah, she was up there last night with her little one. Bobby and Peaches must be sisters cuz they got faces that are a lot. What are you doing? See, I'm just talking to mama. You acting a fool again? Say no. I'm getting a lot of loving tonight. Well, you quite content on that picnic table, isn't he? Yeah. Now, see the little one going to go with her? Yep. That is Peaches. She's got a tail. Oh, okay. Okay. I did I didn't see the tail. It's tiny. You going to follow mama down the rail? Yeah. Look at it. I don't know if I want to do this. Oh, there was one here. U He's going to back up. I was putting hot dogs out here. Mhm. And there was one u he stuck his head in the door. Did he? Little fellow. Yeah. That's my puppy. What do you think of those babies? What you think of the babies? So, there's two up there on the stoop. Mhm. That little one's trying to figure out how to get down. Wants to go down with her mama. Mhm. Mom. One, two, three, four, five, there's five up up here and one in the corner. That makes six. Yep. Yeah. Six little ones. Aren't they precious? Look at that fellow laying down eating. I know that's Lucy. Lucy likes if if if I'm Well, that's a baby laying down. Who is it? Lucy lays down and eats, too. That's a baby. Probably one of Lucy's. The mother of six. Well, they ate all the grapes. Yeah, the grapes are gone. Mhm. There's a couple of hot dogs here behind me. They're eating the dry food now. Huh? They're eating dry food now. What are you doing? You're jealous. You wanting attention? He gets attention. It's my baby. Ice cream. Treat. Treat. He knows what that means. Are you hungry? God, he's smart. He understands English. I need to get that bird feeder. Yeah. You want to throw them hot dogs out? Yeah, I can. Should I give them some more? Yeah, those ones there. I'll get them another pack, too. All right. So, everybody can at least have one. Well, they don't need to worry about where the next meal is coming from. No, I don't. No. What are you looking at? Huh? Connor, what are you looking at? Did you get a tree? Did you get a tree? Did you? Mom's going out. Yeah. Look at them running. Look at them all running. Little fellas. There's three up there in the stoop there now. They're all looking to see if she's going to give them some more hot dogs. She got to get them feeders in. Look at them going at the hot dogs. A little mouse just to go. Huh? Yeah, there's one grape left. Oh, she's throwing some down. There must be a garden party going on down there. She's throwing some down there, too. Well, nobody's running. Some of the babies are getting right big. There's still a couple of little ones yet. There's one there. He's almost as big as his mother. The dog over there is starting to bark now. Not the one across the street, but the one up the road. Well, nobody seems running. There. Hey, Bubby. What you doing? Them ones up on the roofs are sure eating. Yep. Well, they don't they know where the meals are now. Yeah, they do. Yeah. What you doing, baby boy? Look at all of them. Aren't they cute? Yeah. You want to say good night? Why are they ever into into the hot dogs? Yeah. Yeah. They got beautiful faces. They like to climb. They're good climbers. You got one behind the sign on the gate. Oh yeah. Can't see him though. There's his head. Yeah. Camera can't see him. It's too dark there. Look at that one. Watch his claws. I'm watching him. Listen you. I'll get you. I'll get that corner cat. Look at him. Ain't he bad? His eyes are just black. Huh? And we have his baby pictures that was sent by a friend of ours. What's he going to do? He's going to go up the pole. Yeah, I see it. They're still fuzzy, aren't they? Yeah. Yeah. They haven't got their add all hair yet. Well, that's enough, I guess. Oh my god. Do that again. Well, we never took that out for them to play with. Yeah, you played with them once. Just once? Yeah. for an older caddy. Some playful, huh? Give me that. Come here. He loves playing. We play a lot. Yeah. This morning I come out and this thing here was laying on its side. I know. He had the zooies this morning and he flipped this thing over. I heard the big crash. He had the mats all twisted. Saraphina used to take the carpets and just run and run and run and have them twisted and turned and Oh, he's going to climb down. We're going head first. He made it. He made it. There's that little one going to try to get down again. see him growl at the big one. Yeah. Yeah. The big ones don't mind them though. They don't retaliate against them. They know better. Yeah. He said he's only a teenager. It's not even that that other fell. He's hellbent to get down there, isn't he? What you doing? What you doing? Anyway, there's a raccoon on top of that light. Yeah. So, that's how the lights are getting all twisted. Yeah, he's been doing that. That's why the lights don't work. He freaks up the wires. Are they scared of something? No. No, they're all still sitting there and they're not running or nothing. And he's got the light twisted. Yep. He's trying to go up in the roof. He is going up the roof. Yeah. Look, I see him. Yeah. And he's going to be stuck up there. There he's gone. Huh? Yeah. He'll get down eventually. Yeah. He's stuck up there. Well, I'm going to bed. Yeah. Good night again everybody. Yeah, we'll see you later. Did I wire you up enough? H Did I get you wired up enough? I don't know how we're going to get him down. He'll have to come down on his own. He's got the light all twisted. Good night, honey. Yeah, we'll see you later. I'll check on them a little later. Love you. Love you too there. Oh, there's still another one coming up the stairs. How are we going to get that baby down? I should have tried to hold him before he got up there. [Music] The baby's telling him to get lost. Well, anyway, we'll check on them later. See you later, folks.