BE NICE TO NANNERS!!!
Ya just never know...

Ya just never know...

Loook.. SQUIRREL!!
The most common squirrel in urban B.C., the Eastern Grey Squirrel, is actually an import from eastern Canada which was released into Stanley Park in 1909.
They were then introduced to Vancouver Island in 1966. Eastern Grey Squirrels are much larger than native squirrels, are either grey or black in colour, and flourish in urban environments.
The increasing number of Eastern Grey Squirrels is often blamed for the decrease in native squirrel populations, however given that these squirrels have different food and shelter preferences, its more likely that urban development and the loss of coniferous forests is responsible.
Red Squirrels and Douglas Squirrels are our native tree squirrels and are approximately the same size (about half the size of Eastern Grey Squirrels).
The Red Squirrel is just that, rusty-red in colour with white underparts, whereas its cousin the Douglas Squirrel is reddish-brown with yellow underparts.
Both are adapted to a life in coniferous forests but the Douglas Squirrel is found only on B.C.'s southern coast, whereas the Red Squirrel is absent here but found virtually everywhere else in B.C.
Dusty was it you who sent all those illegal immigrant squirrels out west?
must have been in your prior life then, dusty!![]()
These are the Canadian squirrels I worry about
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Black squirrels? I wish we had those. We just have the plain ole brown kind. AND these little plague carriers
"TAKE ALL MY PLAGUE"
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"shhhhhhh. It's going to be O.K. I'm right behind you"
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Those're Prairie dogs right? too cute..
Squirrels are nothing but little evil rats on steroids.
In the Motor City, the rats don't need steroids...
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Ahh yes, the Squirrimoose found in the remote badlands of Cape Breton Island. I think I was chased by one of those once. He was after my nuts..![]()
In the Motor City, the rats don't need steroids...
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