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The American red squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus)

...and he decided to race up the tree and look at me from a safer vantage point.

Very busy little chap.

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

Squirrely on the porch of his feeder - he really enjoys having a food supply that the jays can't get into :^)

Squirrels in Lincoln Park are always happy to get a handout.

Paid our first visit to Brownsea Island and my what a treat.

 

These squirrels made the trip well worthwhile along with plenty of mother wildlife.

 

All walking was on level ground which made our visit s much more enjoyable,

 

If you get the chance go over and discover the delights for yourself - there is also an excellent cafe.

Young red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) standing on a grassy ground.

 

Młoda wiewiórka (Sciurus vulgaris) stojąca na trawiastym podłożu.

Squirrel munching on a cherry in the middle of a busy road.

Explore #152! Thanks so much everybody!!

Squirrel - Knypersley Reservoir, Stoke on Trent.

Its feeding time.

Staring contest ' the squirrel won

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

Squirrels in trees usually don’t hold still long enough for me to shoot them, but this one did. Doncha love the smile?

 

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The red squirrel is native to Britain, but its future is increasingly uncertain as the introduced American grey squirrel expands its range across the mainland. There are estimated to be only 140,000 red squirrels left in Britain, with over 2.5 million greys. The Forestry Commission is working with partners in projects across Britain to develop a long-term conservation strategy that deters greys and encourages reds.

   

europan squirrel smiling ;)

 

in Explore Mar 16, 2014 #251Added

Taken at Swansea Botanical Complex (Ornamental gardens), Wales, UK. No graphics please.

Saint James's Park, London, January, 2017.

 

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Sciurus vulgaris

 

Explored @ 01-06-2010 highest rank was #21

 

Squirrel at Grand Canyon

It was hard to get a clear shot through all the snow. She didn't seem to mind it too much. She spent much of the day just standing on my deck rail in the snow, occasionally fetching peanuts, taking them up the tree to the birdhouse where she stores them, and coming back for more. I gave her some filberts which she carried into the "cat house' on the deck and hid behind the fleece blanket in there. I guess if she had wanted a warm place out of the snow she could have stayed in there. Missy has decided this winter to avoid going out when it is cold, and she has never gone into the cat house as we had planned (My husband built it..like a small doghouse)

Red squirrels at escot

This squirrel was eating the sunflower seeds the birds knocking of the feeder above. I now have two squirrels that stop by in the mornings.

Another squirrel! This time a grey. I definitely prefer Reds but I still like Greys :)

 

Shame about the new Grey squirrel cull. Seems a little unnecessary if Red squirrela are not habituating the same woodland.

 

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Red squirrel taken on the Isle of Wight

This guy seemed more curious about the dog and me than irritated, not chattering as they often do.

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