- Junior Has An Itch -
A few fun facts about squirrels...
- Squirrels can find food buried beneath a foot of snow -
- A squirrels front teeth never stop growing -
- Squirrels may loose 25% of their buried food to thieves -
- Squirrels may pretend to bury a nut to throw off potential thieves -
- They zigzag to escape predators -
- A newborn squirrel is about one inch long -
Sharing today's pictures with Eileen at Viewing Nature With Eileen
Sharing today's pictures with Eileen at Viewing Nature With Eileen
Lovely! :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous series!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing!
So cute and very interesting...
ReplyDeleteHello, these are fun and interesting facts about the squirrels. They are smart! Junior is looking great, well fed too.
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend. PS, thank you always for your visits and comments on my blog.
So cute.
ReplyDeletetoo cute, I guess he did have some itchies :) Wow isn't that amazing they can find food that deep, I would love to see an inch long baby :) Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteGREAT shots!
ReplyDeleteso sweet, ilove this animal!!!
ReplyDeleteGreetings elke
'Your' squirrel is sweet. How amazing they can find one foot under snow. Nature is truly amazing!
ReplyDeleteThose are some great close-ups!
ReplyDeleteCute little rascal.
ReplyDeleteWhat cute pics! I wish we had squirrels here in Australia! When we were in Europe last year we saw some and the boys were so excited!
ReplyDeleteHope that you are having a wonderful weekend :) We had a date night last night which was awesome :)
Away From Blue
Hello. Fantastic photos. Cute squirrel.
ReplyDeleteAww, what a cutie!
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of food, Junior doesn't appear to be hurting for it! LOL! Great photos!
ReplyDeleteO.k. he's adorable!
ReplyDeleteIt’s a charmer! Great photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet series! (And good information too.)
ReplyDeleteHow cute! He is entertaining for sure! We have seen more than one fox squirrel and hope they will have babies! Of course I would love to see one! So tiny!
ReplyDeleteOh Debbie, amazing photographs … and thanks for the information too.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan