On Brownsea this morning
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Re: Red Squirrel
Nice one Stan. Was thinking of going over but would like to get them in another location other than up from the Church. They seem to dominate the same stumps/logs all the time with everyone getting theme shots.Trev
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Great shot Stan.
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thanks for looking guys
Was thinking of going over but would like to get them in another location other than up from the Church. They seem to dominate the same stumps/logs all the time with everyone getting theme shots.
Since the spring there are quite a number of trees come down in the wind around the woodland so there are some different opportunities for different stumps etc
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Having recently paid my first visit to Brownsea, at least I know I was in the right area (but not picking the right stumps/logs). I did put out some mixed nuts on a nice looking branch that had some light on it but never gave it long enough to tempt any squirrels, or even any birds. Had to be content with a few dark images of disappearing tails in dense undergrowth. Next time though...next time.
John
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Woodland by the church is the prime area for them, at the moment the area to the left of the path is much lighter as the tree canopy on the other side is still quite thick.
I did put out some mixed nuts on a nice looking branch that had some light on it but never gave it long enough to tempt any squirrels, or even any birds.
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