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#squirrelsaturday

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Delphi

Already posted in response to the person who made me aware of #SquirrelSaturday but here's the #squirrel again for others who are interested. Where I live we only have the #redsquirrel. This is a screenshot of a 2012 #photograph I took of a rare #albinosquirrel in #Southsea where they have #greysquirrels so I assume that this one is grey with a lack of melanin. I often risked being late for work trying to spot it to get a #picture.
#foto #fotographie #nature #woodland #trees #animalls

Screenshot of my 2012 photograph of an albino squirrel. Foraging on the ground between the trees the squirrel is in the shadows. Sunlight is hitting the ground at the top and bottom of the picture.
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neocolonial malcontent chic

Today has been so bad for my mental and physical health that I'd decided I would starve myself rather than eat. I'd even stopped drinking water. Then I saw the birds and squirrels going hungry in my garden. I felt bad for them, and put some rice, puffed as well as raw, plus some biscuits together for them to eat.

I think they were having a fairly nice time until one of the two stray dogs I feed, who have basically made my area their crash zone, turned up to chase the squirrels, who promptly disappeared up the neem tree. My boy was actually smiling (unfortunately not caught on video).

Finally I put in the call for the goddamn takeout lunch.

Happy #GaneshChaturthi 🐘 May those who seek to rob you of your comfort and joy also find the strength to endure the pain and hardship that you have endured on your path to your place of comfort and joy.

(Apologies for the video quality; it was shot on a phone, and editing it made it weirdly laggy. The original is almost six minutes in duration.)

#Birding#BirdWatching#BirdsOfFediverse
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Steven Kennard has moved

Furry Drone
I’ve only ever seen a flying squirrel once, in Kejimkujik Park in Nova Scotia. It was ‘flying’ around the campsite one night, moving so quickly it was hard to catch sight of where it was each time. This time it stopped to pick up something to eat before taking off again. They spread these flaps of skin between the front and back paws to glide between trees.Happy #SquirrelSaturday
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#écureuil #écureuilVolant #FlyingSquirrel #nature #Squirrel #StevenKPosts

A small furry grey, brown and cream squirrel is sitting up facing to the right, eating something in her paws. You can see the cream edged flaps of skin reaching down from the front paws to the back legs. We see ears and one big black eye as well as black whiskers.
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Ellie Kennard has moved

Red Squirrels are so sweet, especially when they are in their own environment, not causing any destruction (like chewing the wires or insulation in cars or houses for example). This little lady was peacefully eating a seed in the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens when I last visited a few years ago.
For #SquirrelSaturday and #WildlifeWednesday when it rolls around. #Squirrel #Squirrels #RedSquirrel #CoastalMaine #CoastalMaineBotanicalGardens #WildlifePhotography #Wildlife

A little female red squirrel is sitting on a rock chewing on a seed. There are ferns and brownish vegetation around her. Her tail is curled up neatly around over her back to her head and is red underneath with black and brown furry bits on the top.
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