Share: Squirrels & Chipmunks

[sprinke]

They're everywhere. Let's see your squirrels and chipmunks.

Here's mine: an eastern fox squirrel gathering stuff for a nest, in Los Angeles CA. Fox squirrels are an introduced species.

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Taken with GH2 and 14-140mm.

 

[chicks]

Chipmunk at a rest stop somewhere along I-5 in OR or WA.

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[MajorMagee]

Cold

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[Jorg.S]

From a couple of weeks ago.
EPL1 with Olympus 40-150mm.

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[MajorMagee]

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[nueces snapper]

Possibly NSFW

Squirrel Girl:

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[RevBob]

Raiding the bird feeder:

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[bfenner]

I see you.

GF1 w/ P45-200mm @ 200mm f/5.6

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[Uwharrie]

Eastern Gray Squirrel- They love to raid the bird feeders. Still working on a pepper deterent that works. G3 with Oly 45-150

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[mono55]

1. Botanic Gardens, Glasgow

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2. Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh

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[JudyM]

What a great thread!

We have three resident chipmunks: Hoover, Bissell, and Dyson (named for the way they vacuum up the seed we put out for them.)

Hoover, Gf1, Canon EF400mm f5.6L

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[st3v4nt]

I just got this from the other day....Botanical Garden SG

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[JudyM]

The shot is a little soft, was taken through a screen door.
Gf1, Canon EF400mm f5.6

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[artsifrtsy]

Took these at the Meijer Sculpture Gardens in Grand Rapids

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[ptolemyx]

In the park, nibbling on some discarded muffin paper (unfortunately!) .. was quite tame; this is uncropped with the 45/1.8:

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In my backyard. These two were very cute, playing together for 30 minutes. Got lots of shots, but unfortunately a bit far away for the 12-50mm:

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[yamark]

Came across this albino gray squirrel today at U of Louisville. Uncropped. EPL1 40-150.

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[Pyro451]

Purgatory Chasm today

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[heli-mech]

Amazing watching this little critter just inhale these cones... (had to use flash as I was in a pretty dense forest)

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[Pyro451]

Came across this albino gray squirrel today at U of Louisville. Uncropped. EPL1 40-150.

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Looks like a tag in it's ear. I didn't realize there were catch & release squirrels.