Spring time: little squirrel
Hello my dear Steemians,
I have mentioned about signs of spring, it is not only the plants and flowers and green vegetation but we see that birds and animals are now more active. Maybe after winter they woke up and after winter sleep start looking for some food.
We can see that they also do not have any problem to come close to houses and try to get some food from people. Usually if we notice such guests we buy some nuts on a little feeding station. At the moment it looks like they have enough food around, so maybe later on.
By the way this are again the grey squirrel, which are bigger in size and we have plenty of them here in UK. When we are back to Germany then we see more little red ones, who live in our neighbourhood and often visit us throughout the day.
I hope you also like these little creatures, you might have other visitors in your garden hope you enjoy their company too.
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And looking at this gray squirrel, I thought that it was an ordinary red squirrel during the molting period, when the red hair falls out and gray fluff appears on the surface :)
There are majority of grey ones, they are also bigger, seems that they have more fur than red ones :)
I love this little creatures <3
Thank you, they are funny little creatures :)
Of course, I love squirrels! These little animals are sweet and cute.
Yes, squirrels are my favourite since I was a child I always dreamed to have a pet squirrel but there was nothing like that, maybe that is also good :)
In general, I love too much the little rodents (in addition to squirrels, I also love bunnies, twisters, white domestic mices and similar cuteness ❤️).
Squirrels can often be seen in our garden, but this happens most often in autumn, when they come from the forest for nuts))