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Lincoln Park Zoo, Chicago

Having had squirrels in the roof and cavity wall I cannot say I like them but they are fairly photogenic and cute at a distance. Taken with the canon 1D4 and the 300mm f2.8 with the 1.4x, a lovely combination.

Cornwall 2009

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Tehidy woods

Images taken at stewarts park years ago when I was setting up and getting started.

While taking a break at the Native American Museum's fountains during a photo trip in DC, this squirrel came right up to us without hesitation, as if she wanted her picture taken. Naturally, in a group of photographers, we were happy to oblige.

Whoops, the auto ISO got away from me -- shot at ISO 800 with shutter speed that was unnecessarily high. Must pay more attention! Cleaned up with Neat Image.

 

Isn't this little fat guy (or girl) so cute! He decided to drop in on a portrait shoot I was doing.

A much calmer squirrel; but still thinking about Jason Baker and his baby.

This squirrel lays flat on his stomach in the shade on a hot summer day.

He seemed to be taunting me.

This squirrel retreated to the safety of a power pole

Baby squirrel. He was a bit too close to the house to get a good angle without opening up the door and possibly scaring him (?) away. Poor thing is not at all fattened up for the winter. What was mommy squirrel thinking having babies at this time of year?!

 

Eventually he got sick of getting wet and started taking the peanuts under my van to eat them.

A Grey Squirrel carrying a walnut

Looking for a nut. This one if very friendly.

This guy posed for me for a long time, with a constant "deer in headlights" look.

Tropical squirrel waiting for some more nuts from us.

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While sitting in my back yard watching for birds on the feeder, this little girl hopped on the tree next to me. I was barely able to get my 300mm lens focused to catch her stare.

 

The new crop of baby squirrels is in. Looks to be a good crop this year!

This little fellow was happy to pose for a close-up in exchange for an almond.

 

Mr Reis says even great photographers take only one good photo every year. This is my offering for 2009.

Day 5 part one, some shots from the balcony of a Blue Tit that was nesting in a gap between the branches of a tree, and the friendly squirrel back again to pinch the ducks' food. More later in parts two down t'mine, part three in an odd wood and part four back on site with the Mandarins...

Squirrel with a lollipop - taken by Scott

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