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A squirrel snacks on some litter.

 

Eastern gray squirrel

Sciurus carolinensis

Constitution Gardens, Washington, DC

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.)

Squirrel on grass.

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.

Squirrel coming to feed on the patio of the villa

Playing with the zoom feature..

Very threatening pose. :-)

profile and close up of two red squirrels standing on snow and trunk mirrored

Squirrel eating a peanut

 

Snaizeholme Red Squirrel trail near Hawes in North Yorkshire.

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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Douglas squirrel;

Our backyard;

300mm, ISO 200, F4, 1/250";

cropped to 1600x2000

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.

The babies are around here somewhere ...

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.

Praying I don't get him?

A winter's-day visitor to the bird seed in Mastic Beach, NY

   

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I love this little squirrel that has been visiting Dad's house

Joined me on my picnic blanket and we shared a plum and a sandwich. Penparc, Wales.

11.16.08

 

This weekend must have been some sort of squirrel holiday because the entire community was out in full force both mornings. Not only were they in a really playful mood but they also brought down one of the youngsters from the only litter we had this year. This little sweetie was a bit nervous and jumpy and didn't venture out from safety too often, though I was still able to grab a few shots for you to enjoy. Due to the rampant fires raging not all that far from us, this mornings light had a strange diffused quality to it. We pray that all their relatives in these areas managed to escape safe and sound.

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