Stockgrove Country Park, Bedfordshire.

Just a random shot with the 100mm canon f/2.8 macro lens while I was out walking.

Squirrel eating lunch in my backyard.

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Photo taken at University of Idaho Arboretum.

For a while this was this squirrels favourite spot...near the feeder, plenty of escape routes and a safe distance from that idiot with the camera.

Photo taken with my canon 55-250mm lens

Red Squirrel / Sciurus vulgaris

Squirrel

Squirrel in autumn at Parc de l'Île-de-la-Visitation, Montréal, QC

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It's a squirrel.

Red squirrel taken at Surrey wildlife centre with D5000 and 70-300mm 4.5:5.6.

These are beautiful animals and it's such a shame they are so rare now in England.

I am new to photography and keen to improve so any comments with advice or suggestions would be much appreciated.

赤腹松鼠 Pallas's squirrel

Taken at Capron Park Zoo with a Sony A65 using the 18-250mm lens.

Squirrel at RIverside in Austin, Tx 2013.

Squirrel at the feeder

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.

I think this chap is a Smith's Bush Squirrel (Paraxeus cepapi). I like meeting all wild animals while on 'safari' so despite this being a rat like like rodent, I was till chuft to meet him. Pity that he chose to pose on a man made element....

Squirrel eating nuts

This is one of our many local Fox squirrels.

Oak Park

@Central Park, New York.

This fellow was very curious about Jeff and me.

I thought it was a bit early to be stocking up for the winter, but evidently not.

Grey Squirrel