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Eurasian red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) with walnuts and a small shopping cart.

Squirrel eating peanut

Richmond Hill, On

Close-up of a red squirrel eating and feeding in the Campo Grande public park in Valladolid, Castile and León, Spain - November 3, 2025.

Wild raspberries attract a squirrel to a camping table, Alaska.

One beautiful squirrel sitting in the ground in forest.

Eurasian red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) climbing on a stick eating an apple.

Squirrel eating from bird feeder

A Red Squirrel in a pine tree. Taken in Alberta, Canada

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surprised squirrel looking at squirrel jump isolated on white background

Cute squirrel.

cute squirrel eating nut in nature

I heard a rustling sound and the squirrel came. Perhaps surprised by the presence of humans, it stopped and looked at the camera.

A Hokkaido squirrel eating a walnut on the tree in a park in Hokkaido.

This squirrel likes to eat sunflower seeds on my hand in a forest in sunny spring day.

A small red squirrel in a city park, standing close to people and seeking attention or food. The photo captures the natural behavior of a wild animal that has adapted to the urban environment. Suitable for topics such as nature, wildlife, city life, ecology and human-animal interaction.

Close-up of a grey squirrel eating green hazelnut on a squirrel feeder

grey squirrel sniffing a nut

the squirrel eats the nut in nature. Wild beasts. Red squirrel.

Squirrel in the garden

A squirrel is roaming around in a spring park looking for food

Squirrels are a natural part of Bali beaches.Seminyak Beach - Indonesia.

This squirrel, native to North America, arrived in Italy as a pet. Three isolated populations currently exist: one in Candiolo (Turin province), introduced in 1948 and rapidly expanding despite eradication efforts; one in Genoa Nervi, Liguria, introduced in 1966; and the third, introduced in 1994 in Trecate, Piedmont, which later spread beyond the Ticino River, entering Lombardy where it is now present in Legnano, Rho, and Monza, particularly in urban parks. The gray squirrel poses a serious threat to the red squirrel, which it competes with and to which it can transmit certain diseases. Where the gray squirrel arrives, the red squirrel very often becomes extinct. The gray squirrel can also cause damage to trees and have a significant economic impact on hazelnut and poplar crops.

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