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Red squirrel with cone of white bark pine tree. I was on top of the Beartooth Mountains in Montana looking for bear ( the cone of the white bark pine is great bear food ) but all I found was this guy. He wouldn’t share.
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aphoto4you
how can someone shoot a squirrels? they are so adorable….great job
Christophe Testi
Really nice shot.
TerriRiver
It’s a mystery to me how you could get this! Well done!
janik
Wonderful capture.
Gary Beeler
Thank you for the kind comments.
Rebs O
so cute!
Mundy Hackett
Ha, Ha!
Bonnie T. Barry
I love your work; you capture not only the animals but the personalities as well, and you seem to bring out the humor in them. I love this little fellow with the evidence of his snack written all over his face. Thanks for preserving moments like this for all to see! Priceless!
lilifrog
love it…beautifull!you have some beautifull captures in your gallery,well done for your all work..
Gary Beeler
Thank you
mandi andreasen
this is cute.. glad you stopped hunting. i’d rather see them alive then dead. I have a hard time going into sportsman ware house. makes me cry.. you do beautiful photography
Gary Beeler
Thanks for the kind comments. I feel I must speak out for hunters who hunt for food; wildlife is better off because of them. Many years ago, deer and elk populations were extremely low. Now the deer and elk herds are abundant and healthy in Montana because the animals are managed and protected by the fish and game commission, which is supported by hunter fees. Hunters also donate badly needed money to buy habitat, which is rapidly disappearing due to urban sprawl.
Tara Sheffer-A...
ha ha ha this is great!!!
Michael Gray
i love this capture
SueAnne
OMG how cute is this, look at his face all red from the cone
AnitaInverarity
Adorable- great shot x
Waleska Luker
priceless capture!