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Brookwood

It isn't the photographer. It's the CAMERA!!

Say Cheese! 😁

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  • He Dog

    I might be wrong, but I kinda suspect there is a second camera there and a photographer. Which came first, the photographer or the squirrel?

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  • Brookwood

    Ya He Dog, you're right! These shots were taken by a cat that was stalking the bird and then the darn squirrel showed up! He figured that a couple quick pics from his phone camera would save face with his buddies for not bringing that bird over for lunch. 😁

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  • hillbille

    gotta be a california squirrell with all those colors and a hairdoo like that............

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator

    LOL, thats cool.

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  • roswellnative

    Ha!

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  • He Dog
    hillbille: 30380965271707/comments/

    gotta be a california squirrell with all those colors and a hairdoo like that............

    Sorry, both the bird and squirrel are Eurasian. But Cali is weird alright.

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  • bs233jl

    Your squirrel looks scared.

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  • Mr. Perfect
    @...: https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/1910196/i-just-knew-it

    It isn't the photographer. It's the CAMERA!!

    https://us.v-cdn.net/6031683/uploads/BHF8YZ8SZWAU/animal-photograhers.jpg

    Say Cheese! 😁

    Cheese: https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/1910187/cheese

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator

    that camera is goofy. Doesn't even look like a phone.

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  • dpmule
    He Dog: 30380965271707/comments/

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11376875#Comment_11376875

    Sorry, both the bird and squirrel are Eurasian. But Cali is weird alright.

    Question He Dog, what would be the major differences that you would see between the squirrel in the photo and the Kaibab squirrels?

    Mule

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  • He Dog

    The Abert's (tassle earred squirrels) are dark, usually black and brown or black and gray. The live primarily in evergreen forest, pine, pinyon, juniper. The squirrel in the photos is red, so Eurasian. I don't know the life history of the Eurasian species, so I can't tell you how they differ ecologically or behaviorally. There are also squirrels found in Africa, Central and South America. Being placental they are absent in Australia, where they are ecologically replaced by some of the smaller possums.

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