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This cute grey squirrel blends in with the tree behind him and you can barely see him!
It was a bold little squirrel, it came very close to me hoping I would feed it some peanuts. After I threw one peanut, it ate the peanut quickly and came back for more. I fed it about 5 or 6 big peanuts and it still wanted more. It seems it was stashing the peanuts somewhere to have later on. I really enjoy feeding the squirrels and I’m happy when they come close to me!
Very interesting squirrel. I only saw the squirrel in brown.
Grey Squirrel is very clever and it is much scared.
How nice that you got such a good picture of your squirrel. I saw a brown one busily digging for something in the yard under my porch window today and considered running to get the camera. However, by the time I got back it probably would have been gone, given the downstairs neighbor has a dog.
What a cute shot of this squirrel.
Aw, this is such a cute capture! I am lucky if I see one, let alone take a photo or feed it. They are so shy here! I always envy a little bit when I see photos of people who have squirrels eating from their hands.
Lovely Squirrel, we don’t have them in NZ and they aren’t allowed to come here either. I recall seeing one in Hyde Park London in the 1980s.
Cute animal.
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I think they’ll enjoy this wonderful capture.
Thank you so much! I am enjoying your posts.
Thanks! Yep I was lucky she let me get kind of close and stayed for lots of peanuts.
We don’t have gray squirrels where I live. I did see some rather large ones in Boston though.
I guess they don’t like certain climates but I wonder why they pick cold places
Lovely animal! So cute! Great post!
Thank you! They are very cute and usually stay for photos.
Nice post,cute grey squirrel .
Thanks Branka, yes the squirrel was being cute.
Presumably it did not have a peanut allergy! I prefer red squirrels, but they are not seen very often in the UK, and only in places where the greys (descended from American immigrants) have not penetrated.
We have tons of greys and blacks and even albino ones but the red ones are rare here. I enjoy feeding them.