Photo taken: In the garden.
Black Squirrel by SnappyMac, on Flickr
Species Information https://www.fairfieldparishcouncil.gov. ... squirrels/
Black Squirrel
Black Squirrel
Black Squirrel
Photo taken: In the garden.
Black Squirrel by SnappyMac, on Flickr
Species Information https://www.fairfieldparishcouncil.gov. ... squirrels/
Photo taken: In the garden.
Black Squirrel by SnappyMac, on Flickr
Species Information https://www.fairfieldparishcouncil.gov. ... squirrels/
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Re: Black Squirrel
I believe the black squirrels are a grey mutation and are fairly common in one small area. Is that area where you live or is that one new to you?SnappyMac wrote: ↑Sun Jun 29, 2025 2:23 pmBlack Squirrel
Photo taken: In the garden.
Black Squirrel by SnappyMac, on Flickr
Species Information https://www.fairfieldparishcouncil.gov. ... squirrels/
Re: Black Squirrel
From the article I linked: Genetic tests revealed the British black is a direct descendant of the American black. It took just one cheeky squirrel to escape a zoo and mate with a grey. Now there are tens of thousands in the UK.
I am outside the main area that is south of us, but on the northern line route which may be the corridor. I have photographed one at the RSPB Sandy reserve, just north of us.
I am outside the main area that is south of us, but on the northern line route which may be the corridor. I have photographed one at the RSPB Sandy reserve, just north of us.