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Stan

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Grey Squirrel

27-12-2019, 08:55

Dont usually bother with greys but he posed so nicely at Holten Lee a couple of weeks ago

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colin C

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27-12-2019, 10:13

I wouldn't bother with "Tree Rats" either Stan, but with that pose, like you I would have taken the shot.

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tigerburnie

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27-12-2019, 10:40

Nice camera work, though I tend to use a rifle rather than a Canon up here at those, taste alright too...…...………………..

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Brian Sugden

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27-12-2019, 16:34

The marmite species of the animal kingdom! I don't mind them, we are all Gods creatures and this is an excellent shot.

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tigerburnie

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27-12-2019, 18:31

I'm involved with Scottish Natural Heritage trying to stem their advance and protect the native Reds, I fear we are on to a hiding to nothing.

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Bill53

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27-12-2019, 19:12

Nice shot Stan.

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Stan

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29-12-2019, 19:13

thanks for looking guys

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Trev B

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04-01-2020, 17:54

Great shot Stan, I hate the things but at the same time there's something about them

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