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The last one in this set from Whinfell Summer 2012 – technically not the best of the bunch, but I love the character and expression. Cute.
A common grey squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis) on a grey day in my garden. I'm still experimenting with my 2x teleconverter on a 300mm lens.
Taken on 20 February 2011.
A squirrel on the path in Trelissick gardens in Cornwall. He was clearly eyeing us but continued nibbling away until more people approached from behind us.
These squirrels are in a walk-through enclosure where you are able to get very close to them. I find these squirrels very beautiful, in fact quite stunning - they have attractive tufts on their ears during the winter months. We found them incredibly clean and were amazed at how very sharp their nails were.
This little guy was about three miles up the Hoh River Trail in Olympic National Park. He didn't seem very scared of me. I took this from about 2 feet away.
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.
This squirrel was enjoying the crust from our pizza when he decided to go into the bush. When I went in to get a closer look he jumped out of the bush at me and almost gave me a heart-attack!
Snowy day outside, so I think I'll post some shots that have ended up backlogged from last summer.
Squirrel seen behind Trish's mother's apartment in Cambridge, Ont on July 25, 2013 during our vacation out east last summer.
A crazy squirrel that made some funny poses for us. We met this little critter after crossing the bridge over Grindstone Creek on the Bridle Trail. After trying to climb Greg's leg he proceded to feaast on the pile of seeds sprinkled all over the snow.
I was out taking photos with Greg, Kristen, Paul and Ty along the Hendrie Valley Trails in Burlington, Ontario.