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Autumn Squirrels 6


Hiding in plain sight.

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Autumn Squirrels 5


It must be here somewhere…! :-)

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Autumn Squirrels 4


Another blurry, but cute squirrel photo taken from a distance.

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Autumn Squirrels 3


It’s not easy catching the squirrels from further away with the camera – this shot is definitively not my usual quality, but it’s still too nice to throw away.

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Autumn Squirrels 2


Apparently my balcony is a prime location for burying nuts.

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Autumn Squirrels 1


The Squirrels hadn’t been around much during the summer,
but in mid-October I saw this reddish blur on my balcony…

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Squirrelfeeder III


Just vertically climbing up this convenient tree, as you do :-).

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Squirrelfeeder II


The Squirrel was almost hanging upside down on the bird feeder :-).

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Sqiurrelfeeder


We’ve had the squirrels around all Winter, but I haven’t had a chance to take more photos of them. Today one of them checked out the small bird feeder that someone had hung on the trunk of the Maple tree in front of our balconies – and spent quite some time there raiding the bird food! Only a few shots turned out well because the lighting wasn’t ideal and the autofocus was being difficult, but I think this might not be the last time the squirrels have done this – they’ve even been on the balconies a lot!

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Gallery: Squirrels 2015

This is the last of the animal-related albums from last year and the Squirrel Gallery of 2015 has only eight photos, but they were such a huge surprise! In all the decades we’ve been living here we never had a single squirrel in the backyard and 2015 was the first time they showed up and in November even climbed the balconies. They were really hard to photograph, but I also shot a bit of video, some of which I haven’t even posted yet! Click on the preview photo above or on the link below to go to the gallery itself and you can also visit my Google+ Profile or the Animal Gallery Collection to find the parallel G+ version.

SQUIRRELS 2015

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