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DSC_0549: Zoom in view on a squirrel in Mapleton Park on Friday 18 November 2011.

Some colour and sharpness changes.

Shot with my D3100 and 55-300mm Nikkor lens.

Title from the Disney/Pixar movie "Up!"

Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) standing on a grassy ground.

 

WiewiĂłrka (Sciurus vulgaris) stojÄ…ca na trawiastej ziemi.

Walking along the Canal Towpath today with the dogs and came across this Squirrel Kit clinging desperately to the side of a tree, just a few feet from the ground.It was very small and seemed unsure of what to do when it spotted my dogs.

The drey was higher up the tree so this was probably its first foray into the world as it seemed like it hadn't quite mastered its climbing skills!

Grey Squirrel- Garden resident since they took over the Tawny Owl nest box! You have to admire these little guys, hunted, trapped, shot at, eaten in fancy restaurants and on the "MOST WANTED" list yet they still survive !

This was one of the first red squirrels we saw on our holidays... and it wasn't an easy one to photograph. It always seemed to stop to get some food where a plank of wood was obstructing it's head, or behind a wall where only it's tail was visible. As soon as I got the composition I wanted, it sped off, leaving a 'tail blur'. I got many 'tail blur' shots before getting this one. After that, it ran down the tree and into the forest at full speed. Some animals will do anything to make photography hard.......

Taken during my first visit to Brownsea Island for 15 years.

 

I'm not going to leave it that long again to return - a beautiful island and a real stronghold for Red Squirrels on English soil.

The Squirrel Cuckoo is a spectacular large cuckoo of the New World tropics, with rich rufous upperparts, a striking yellow or red eyering, a lime-green bill, and a remarkably long tail

 

Squirrel Cuckoo

🔎 Piaya cayana

 

Santa Rosa, Colombia 6/2024

Nikon D500

 

Reminder: Give Wildlife Space - Make sure to bring binoculars or a camera with a telephoto lens, and give our wildlife the respect they deserve by not going near them.

Cute and fluffy.

   

People often say to me " These red squirrels are'nt very well camoflaged are they?" Well I was only sat about 6mts away from this one in good sun light and you can see how its blending into the colour of the forest floor, plus all the higher branches of the Scots Pines are the same red colour as its front legs.

 

I'm a bit slow with commenting at the moment, between being out with the camera and catching up with friends plus for some reason my mobile broadband connection, which was fine all last summer is very slow, and when I comment it takes ages then says " We are having trouble posting your comment," GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR ( in place of the bad language )

Finally got a shot of this guy. Friend or Foe?

Squirrels in Snow

Felt-tipped pens, wax crayons, gel markers and metallic markers

Painted on a coloring book

January 2019

Interesting how they almost always draw one front paw up when they stop to look at you.

 

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Squirrel in the Royal Forest of Dean near Edge End, Gloucestershire

This young Red Squirrel decides to check it is "All clear" before making a dash for the hazelnuts !

This little chap was trying to hide at the back of a tree, I managed to capture it's image anyway.

 

by Sean Walsh.

Squirrel - Knypersley Reservoir, Stoke on Trent.

This little guy comes to the window every morning and stares in until you bring him his morning peanuts.

Slim pickens here lately, but at least I have my squirrels and Chickadees .... (-:

he just stopped to wave hi and then was off to wherever.

The Reds seem to have had a very good year, we've never seen so many. This one is already prepared for winter with its ear tufts! Seen at Nairn caravan park.

Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) sunbathing on a leaf-covered ground.

 

Wiewiórka (Sciurus vulgaris) zażywająca kąpieli słonecznej na pokrytej liśćmi ziemi.

Its feeding time.

Parque Jaime Duque

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