Most Eastern Gray Squirrels don’t have the brown face and back stripe that this one, seen under the feeders at Wachusett Meadow, does. That makes it easily identifiable, and a perfect candidate for following this winter. I’ll be noticing how much time it spends under the feeders, how far it travels along the nearby stone walls and trees, its feeding habits, and its social interactions.
LOL! How about a trade? I’ve got DOZENS of bold chipmunks who undermined my brick walkway. I think they could use a little vacation in the Sunny South, H.J.!
Julie
That’s very convenient!
Julie, In case that you need more fur, I got five squirrels that bug the hell of me. they eat all the bird’s seeds. 🙂
LOL! How about a trade? I’ve got DOZENS of bold chipmunks who undermined my brick walkway. I think they could use a little vacation in the Sunny South, H.J.!
Julie
🙂
Lovely chocolate touches. It is nice when one can find a way or recognizing a specific individual.
I haven’t seen it since that day, but I am on the lookout!
Hope he turns up again!
Thank you for this, it answers my post.
I hope it is ok that I shared on facebook. It goes so much with my post.
Sure. The more the merrier!