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Day 3 of our week at Center Parcs.
What an amazing day, the sun was out and shining and Nanny and Gramps came for a visit.
We had a bit of a swim, a huge amount of riding, so playing at the park, off road biking. Gramps did a stunt on his the scooter that he can now tick off his list of 50 things to do before... We ate great food, but most of all we giggled and smiled and had fun.
What an amazing day, can't wait for more tomorrow.
While travelling to my wife's grandmother's funeral, we stopped at the Goochland Rest Area on I-64. The rest area is quite scenic.
On a red squirrel walk around Cluny House Gardens near Aberfeldy, Perthshire, Scotland.
The event was part of Wild Connections 2011.
Picture taken in Berkeley, California (2014). Just a cute and friendly squirrel eating a biscuit in front of a frat house.
I wondered why the bird seed feeder had been going down rather quickly recently.
Mr. Squirrel dangles off of the shed roof with his back feet and tail and pours it into his mouth and then runs off with handfuls of seed. The 'explore' photo from this set can be seen here.
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Incredibly full of energy . . . though only about half the size of a Gray squirrel they are 'fierce' little characters
I took Jason to the Botanical Gardens on Sunday as it was lovely and sunny. I thought I'd show him why I love taking photos of squirrels.
More shots to come very soon!
These squirrels are in our backyard in Chesterfield County, Virginia.
They are eating corn at a 'table for one'. There is a little seat for them, and the corn is stuck on a long screw. That way the squirrel can sit and turn the corn cob as he eats. They are adorable!
A Red Squirrel that is part of a captive breeding programme at Escot near to Ottery St Mary in Devon. Visitors are able to walk through their enclosure and have close encounters with the cute and endangered animals.
Half of any money that I make from this work will be donated to support this programme.
Escot Park has created an exciting open access red squirrel encounter in the heart of the 1100 acre estate near Ottery St. Mary.
The encounter, which was completed to schedule at the end of July 2011, features a walk-through open air enclosure with a 100m board walk, allowing visitors to wander through the trees and see the squirrels at close quarters. Red squirrels have been supplied by the British Wildlife Centre near Lingfield in Surrey from their own surplus breeding stock. In turn this will ensure that they have remote stock to call on in case of unforeseen losses. The British Wildlife Centre is home to the country’s first walk-through red squirrel enclosure which provided the inspiration for the project.
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Keine Ahnung wie das mit den natürlichen Feinden der Eichhörnchen ist, aber auf dem Friedhof muss es sich ganz gut leben lassen, denn da hat man eine Eichhörnchen-Garantie.
[Don't know what the natural enemy of the red squirrel is but it seems like there is a good life on graveyards for this little gatherer. Because there are lots of them.]
Squirrel eating bread
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