Wild Flying squirrel

[dragonfly]

Hope you're not sick of me 'hogging' the forum with my posts lately. Not much I can do at the moment due to lockdown other than processing. This one's from North Yorkshire a little while ago. Almost full frame with a slight crop for impact.

 

[THIRTYFIVEMILL]

That's brilliant. Cute little sucker!!

 

[jbw]

Excellent work

 

[Dale.]

Awesome. Bit more space in front for me personally. Sharp and cracking light.

 

[AndrewFlannigan]

Hope you're not sick of me 'hogging' the forum with my posts lately.

I can only speak for myself but the one thing I never tire of is seeing pictures on a photography forum. I think this is an especially good one.

 

[derbydude]

A little cracker

 

[littlemonster]

Absolutely gorgeous. I agree a bit more space in front may be nice.

 

[dragonfly]

Awesome. Bit more space in front for me personally.

I agree a bit more space in front may be nice.

Not on this occasion. But thanks!

 

[littlemonster]

Still, I'm jealous, I've never taken a photo half that great! One for the wall!

 

[DizMatt]

bloody hell!
capturing mid-jump is impossible for me, amazing

 

[Deleted member 34016]

Very nice shot- I usually go over to Brownsea Island ( In Poole Harbour) not this year so far - but I am planning a trip soon as it's allowed

Lots of Reds there

Les

 

[Neil.]

Great catch

 

[mstphoto]

Great action shot!!
Well captured image.

We've started seeing more Reds along the River Don corridor in the last few years.
There is a Council run group (SSRS - Saving Scotland's Red Squirrels) that trap and humanely cull the Greys.
Oddly enough, I've seen quite a few of them to the east and west of my local stretch of the river but only ever seen one there.
Hopefully we will see an increase in the Red population and a decrease in the Grey population in the coming years.