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18 new squirrels in my 2024 squirrels album: www.flickr.com/photos/wolfgang-kynast/albums/721777203137...
Interesting how they almost always draw one front paw up when they stop to look at you.
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Not been out taking photo's recently due to the weather and other commitments. Was pleased to see this chap in the back garden. Totally unedited. Raw straight to jpeg. Nikon D5500 with Sigma 150-600 contemporary. 600mm, f6.3, ISO1000, 1/80sec hand held.
Grey squirrel at Warley Place, using a fallen log on the forest floor for a vantage point. D7100_25905.NEF. Many thanks for views, comments and favourites.
"Yes, I have secured this large slice of toast, but I'm not sure what to do with it since it is not my favourite food..."
The picture was taken in November, and we can see the squirrel already has put on the thick gray winter coat!
This little guy comes to the window every morning and stares in until you bring him his morning peanuts.
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.......