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A squirrel on the path in a local park. Unfortunately, the light was a little too low and the squirrel a little too quick, so this was the best shot I got. I've done a little bit of un-sharpen masking on it.
Shame it was a grey and not a red.
Here's the little guy who was stuck on the windowsill outside my bedroom window for awhile yesterday, causing kitty commotion.
The squirrels at my office are always begging for treats. They look in the windows and run up to us when they think there is going to be food.
I saw this little guy in the back yard a few days ago, but I finally managed to get a picture of him just now.
Gray squirrel eating dropped birdseed. (I just realized this isn't a fox squirrel after all! Gray squirrels that are actually gray are so uncommon around here that I didn't look closely enough.)
Harvesting the acorns from the two trees in the back garden, and occasionally dropping them on our heads.
This squirrel was so into this chocolate wrapper, I thought I would be able to capture it.
I should note, I didn't have my bigger lens with me. I took this using my 28-55mm, so I was virtually on top of the squirrel. He wasn't about to budge and give up his precious lindt chocolate! I guess I wouldn't either.
Immediately after purchasing the Nikon 70-200mm lens, I attached it to my camera and took it out for a test run. At first, this squirrel was very reluctant to be my model, but after about 15 minutes of coaxing, he relaxed and let me click away.
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A squirrel, looking for a place to bury his nut. I was able to get really close to him by taking a step whenever his head was down in the ground digging.
I was wondering what had happened to the squirrels around us. Seems they are finally back. Check out all the empty shells around the little critter.