toobnix.org It's Squirrels! Episode 1
It's Squirrels! Episode 1 MUSIC CREDITS: "Maple Leaf Rag" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
SQUIRRELS!
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- Be kind to each other. Squirrels are cute, cuddly, and nice. Be like squirrels.
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Squirrel Spotting Society @lemmy.sdf.org pseudo @jlai.lu Giant multi-colored squirrels of India
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Squirrel Spotting Society @lemmy.sdf.org bloup @lemmy.sdf.org Black eastern gray with red tail
I would see this squirrel from time to time in my parents’ neighborhood about two years ago. I was always struck by its crimson tail. I remember being very young and all squirrels were just gray. When I started to get a little older, I noticed the odd black squirrel every now and then. By the time I was fully grown, black squirrels seemed to be just as common as gray ones. And now apparently there’s the odd squirrel with a red tail. Makes me wonder if in 30 years a child will have grown to notice the odd calico squirrel.