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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 !
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.
In Great Britain, Italy and Ireland, red squirrel numbers have decreased drastically in recent years. This decline is associated with the introduction by humans of the eastern grey squirrel from North America. In addition, habitat loss is a factor. Due to this, without conservation the species could disappear from those shores within a generation
This little chap was trying to hide at the back of a tree, I managed to capture it's image anyway.
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This Costa Rican squirrel appeared to be smiling at my telepathic thoughts about how "Bo" is deathly afraid of being attacked by squirrels ;o)
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.
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Last year I returned from a walk in the 'Schwäbische Alb' in Germany. As I passed a garden with a large fir tree, I got a feeling somebody's watching me...
Challenging me. This yard is barely big enough for both of us. :-) We have managed to keep them off the deck and out of the bird feeders. Living in the wild now instead of begging for suet. This one lives in the hickory tree. That's like living in the grocery store. They're insulating their nests and storing supplies.
Those long-tailed seeds which spin down from the trees just suggest a comparison to helicopters, so that's what we've always called them. Apparently the seed part is quite tasty to squirrels. There are an uncountabillion of them rotating down right now, so squirrels are in hog heaven. (I suspect that that is an Iowa/Midwest term)
Red Squirrel
One of the Red Squirrels at Eskrigg Nature Reserve in Lockerbie. These images were taken with us standing only around 8ft away from the squirrel, which it seemed perfectly content with us being there watching it feed.
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Eskrigg Nature Reserve , Lockerbie, Scotland
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