I'm having a lot of fun learning about red squirrel behavior in the winter. I have blogged about them frequently this season. In these photos, which will open full size in a new window when clicked (and I do think you should take the time to do so!), you see the squirrel digging with snow flying about. The yard and woods are full of the holes the squirrels use for moving about under the snow and those that they dig locating food.
You see the tufted ears popping out of the snow frequently. More humorous is when you only see the small, bushy red tail sticking up out of the snow. We can't see them if they can't see us?
Those are beautiful photos of the squirrels! :) It looks like they are having a lot of fun in the snow. :)
ReplyDeleteI wish I could play with one of the little red squirrels. I think I could be trusted to play nicely...
ReplyDeleteThey are so cute! In Warsaw, NY there are a lot of black squirrels- they've crossed with the red ones and every once in a while you'll see a red squirrel with a jet black tail or vice versa. I never thought about them being messy, but I suppose they are.
ReplyDeleteI love your shots of the squirrels in the snow. Works well for the theme. I've been enjoying your winter shots. I don't always comment but I have so much fun looking at the birds and squirrels and other winter shots you are taking.
ReplyDeleteoh my god thos pictures are AWESOME!
ReplyDeleteI got a red one and a black one here that love to run up the wall outside my appartment. Took me a while to figure that out and till I did the sound of their claws was kinda scary. Actually I just tried to get a good shot of them last week and found it impossible. The move so fast and all I got was a blurry brown thing somewhere in the tree.
I wish they would hibernate so my birds could enjoy their winter food. I have got some "mean" kitties on my Messy post.
ReplyDeleteAnother terrific series. Happy new year!
ReplyDeleteI don't believe for a second those cute little squirrel would make a mess.
ReplyDeleteyou have some very cute squirrels!
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