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Squirrel, Andrew Haydon Park

Yes, I have a fascination with squirrels! I saw this fellow on my walk back up Montrose Boulevard.

I took this at Balboa Park.

Shot In Hillsborough park, Baited with some nuts to get it to sit still for me.

Camera Pentax K-5

Lens Pentax SMC DA 55-300mm f/4-5.8 ED

Exposure 0.003 sec (1/320)

Aperture f/8.0

Focal Length 300 mm

ISO Speed 3200

Exposure Bias 0 EV

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Seen balancing on a branch in Belle Vue Park, Newport.

Last Saturday morning at 8 am something must have scared this squirrel as we caught sight of it scampering up the wall and lodging itself against the pine end. It clung on for grim death and was still there at 3pm when I went for a walk, on my return it had disappeared never to be seen again. Nice happy ending.

A squirrel on our back porch eating a corn kernel :o)

Another picture of a squirrel at lunchtime (or was it after work ?) ... It's not that i am getting obsessed but i am amazed by their being so comfortable around people. I mean: You can imagine i was pretty close and not a second he was afraid!

Squirrel at Thornes Park, Wakefield. Looking aggressive

Take on 24 October 2009 At 13:23

ISO: 800

Focal Length: 85 mm

Aperture: f/11

Shutter Speed: 1/125 sec

This little fellow would not leave the birdseed alone today. Not one bird came to visit (when I was looking)! Shouts, door slamming, throwing flower pots..... nothing deterred him. I finally gave up and took his picture. Score one more for the squirrel team!

Squirrel sitting on the tree.

 

350D + 70-300 IS USM

A squirrel on the Penn State campus. Big balls, eh?

Squirrel cautiously approaching a peanut on my roof outside my window.

Nowt about at Knypersley

Seen in the garden of Beth and Mike Mills' B&B at Middleton Hall, Wooler, Northumberland

STEELING NUTS AGAIN..................COSTING ME A SMALL FORTUNE :-))

Squirrel, Botanical Gardens, Edinburgh... it's not often that I get close enough to animals to take pics but this little guy wasn't overly shy.

Grey Squirrel perched in tree eating peanuts.

Lens model : Sigma 70-300 f/4.0-5.6

Dull day, soft shadows. Using 70-300mm lens in the garden.

Taken in St' James Park, London

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