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Showing posts with label Animals - City wildlife. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animals - City wildlife. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 6, 2014

FUNNY PICTURES OF SQUIRRELS IN MINI PLAYGROUND ESPECIALLY BUILT FOR THEM

  • Photographer Max Ellis, 51, spends hours working to ensure the wild squirrels take up their hilarious stances
  • Uses toys and food to encourage them to adopt human positions, then takes pictures at exactly the right moment
  • One photograph shows a squirrel appearing to pop a champagne cork, while another looks like it is lifting weights
  • Mr Ellis took the photographs after trying to work out new ways to entertain his 11-year-old son Gulliver

  • Read more and see pictures
    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2621312/And-trick-Garden-visiting-squirrels-pictured-variety-human-poses-photographer.html

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    Thursday, April 17, 2014

    CUTE BABY SQUIRREL BREAKS HER LEG AND GETS A BRIGHT RED CAST

    Photo - Facebook
    When this baby squirrel fell out of a nest and tumbled 75ft onto a concrete sidewalk, it suffered a broken ankle, a chipped tooth and a bloody nose.  Luckily, the adorable creature was quickly taken to a vet by a concerned passer-by.
     
    When the terrified animal arrived at City Wildlife in Washington D.C., it was given a bright red leg brace, was cleaned up by vets, and is now on the way to a full recovery.
     
    The wildlife rehabilitation centre in the city posted a photo of the tiny rodent Facebook and said: This baby squirrel was brought into City Wildlife after she fell 75 feet from her nest on to the concrete sidewalk below.  'She suffered a bloody nose, a broken tooth, and a broken ankle. Luckily, just like children, this squirrel is young enough that her ankle should heal very quickly. Send her your well wishes on a speedy recovery!'
     
    Source
     
    Washington DC City Wildlife Center
     
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