Squirrel Spotting Society

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SQUIRRELS!

RULES:

Be kind to each other. Squirrels are cute, cuddly, and nice. Be like squirrels.
Posts should be images of squirrels doing squirrel things. Squirrel things include eating, chilling, playing, burying, and sleeping. You wouldn’t want to be alerted of a capybara doing calculus through the Squirrel Spotting Society, would you?
Images should be of living, healthy, happy squirrels. The Squirrel Spotting Society exists to bring smiles to squirrel enjoyers around the world, not sour frowns.
Keep it suitable for all squirrel enjoyers. Nothing too freaky or NSFW.
With respect to this community, moderators are the squirreliest squirrels. Please shoot us a message if you have questions or concerns!

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The Squirrel's here were too brave, don't eat a snack with them around or they will swarm you! (mastodon.neatobuilds.com)

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The Squirrel's here were too brave, don't eat a snack with them around or they will swarm you!

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And this one was near the ground (lemmy.sdf.org)

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This one was on the tree (lemmy.sdf.org)

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This one got spotted on the chain link fence (lemmy.sdf.org)

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The red and white giant flying squirrel lives up to its name, as it can reach a length of over a meter (lemmy.world)

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smol (lemmy.sdf.org)

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Kitchen window visitor - Quebec, Canada - 2025 (lemmy.ca)

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He was just a lil guy having a food - Autumn 2023 (sh.itjust.works)

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Giant multi-colored squirrels of India (lemmy.world)

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Squirrel in the snow, got some chilly toes (lemmy.sdf.org)

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They're at it again (youtube.com)

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Go away cat! (youtu.be)

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Food? Can I has? (sh.itjust.works)

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munch (lemmy.sdf.org)

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Black eastern gray with red tail (lemmy.sdf.org)

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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.