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This is another picture of Ms. Supercute (Tigger). It appears she's beaming with joy (Squirrels-2020-7815.jpg)
Grey squirrels, Sciurus carolinensis, are a type of rodent who mostly live on trees. Grey squirrels are native to North America but are found in Europe and Africa too. They are an important species as natural forest regenerators.
Grey squirrels belong to the class of mammals, as they give birth to offspring like other mammals.
The exact number of grey squirrels in the world is difficult to find as they are found in varied regions. The eastern grey squirrels have adapted well to urban regions too. In certain regions in Europe, eastern grey squirrels are considered an invasive species.
The grey squirrel or eastern grey squirrel is found in the eastern region of the United States from west of the Mississippi River in the south to Canada in the north. The eastern grey squirrel has been introduced to many western states, England, Scotland, and Ireland. Female eastern red squirrels are also introduced in western Canada, southwest British Columbia. In the United States, they are introduced in Oregon, Washington, and California. Later they were introduced in South Africa, Hawaii, Bermuda, Madeira island, the Canary Islands, the Azores, Italy, and Cape Verde.
This is Tigger. When I arrived this morning I found Tigger at a different spot in the park. In the beginning, I wasn't sure if it was her, but after I watched a bit I was 100% certain. The image is uncropped at 200mm (Squirrels-2021-4386.jpg)
This is Grape, a 2-year-old male squirrel. I believe we can expect some beautiful baby-squirrels in spring who call him dad (Squirrels-2021-6492.jpg)
merkat (Suricata suricatta / Meerkat / Erdmännchen)
Zoološki vrt Grada Zagreba, Hrvatska / Zagreb ZOO, Croatia
Observing its realm.
A common squirrel of the mountains of the western U.S., usually found in "wilder" locales.
Sierra Nevada Mts., Tulare County, California.
July 13, 2021
I really like the looks of this shot at 125mm (uncropped). The squirrel is Tigger (Squirrels-2021-2891.jpg)
Yaću is about 6 weeks old and small in stature. He is about half the regular size, but he is well and enjoys his 2nd chance at life (Squirrels-2020-9838.jpg)
Not sure, but this little one could be Grisu we've been missing for a while now (Squirrels-2020-4471.jpg)
This is a group of 4 red squirrel siblings: Maxi, Benni, Winnie and Ellie. They are about 7 weeks old now and so adorable (Squirrels-2020-1566.jpg)
My favorite red squirrel Hazel appears to be weightless on that tree. I just noticed that she has a little cut on her left ear - very likely from a fight with another squirrel (Squirrels-2021-5071.jpg)
This is Emily the daughter of my favorite squirrel Hazel. Emily was born this spring and she looks like a clone of her mother. It still fascinates me every time I see her (Squirrels-2020-5963.jpg)
This is Lou, a male red squirrel and he is just about 6 weeks old. A week ago, Lou was found laying on the ground alone, still one eye closed. Nobody knows what happened. I collected him from the finders and took him to Tanja from "Filstal Eichhörnchen". Thanks to her love and dedication he's much much better now. I visited Lou at the rescue station and we did a quick shooting. Isn't he adorable? (Squirrels-2020-7131.jpg)
His tail really looks like a flame. I believe Mr. Mega is the brother of Pepper and they are about a year old now (Squirrels-2020-3180.jpg)
This is Tigger. She is about 13 weeks old now. These oversized feet look extra cute on baby squirrels... (Squirrels-2020-7834.jpg)
This is again Tick. He is now about 13-14 weeks old and his mom was still around (Squirrels-2020-0890.jpg)
This is a female red squirrel which developed impressive tufts in the last months - therefore we called her Ms. Megapinsel. Unfortunately, she's losing them now more and more... (Squirrels-2020-1925.jpg)
I believe this is Arnie, one of the newly born squirrels from last season...
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This is Brownie, an adult female red squirrel sneaking around a branch. Looking at this picture makes me smile (Squirrels-2020-0948.jpg)
6 weeks old Lucky is enjoying the fresh grass and I enjoyed our little foto-session so much. It was just great being with these adorable and innocent squirrel-babies (Squirrels-2020-9879.jpg)
This is Lucky. He was popping out of that hole, quickly checked the surroundings and disappeared again (Squirrels-2020-0039.jpg)
We were missing Buddy for 6 weeks or so. Except for the tufts, she lost her winter fur completely and is now wearing an awesome summer look. Also she became a mum which explains why she was gone... (Squirrels-2020-3888.jpg)