If you come across a momma racoon with little ones following, stay clear. They are quite protective and are a whole lot more of a handful than you ever want to deal with. heh eh
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17 years with a wild Fox Squirrel friend.
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If you come across a momma racoon with little ones following, stay clear. They are quite protective and are a whole lot more of a handful than you ever want to deal with. heh eh
17 years! who knew! great story! but why I'm posting...I'm suprised your grey squirrels are so shy?. They are not so hereabouts, if they are the same Eastern Grey squirrel that are common invasives here on west coast...(The species comes in two colours, grey and black.Females tend to be black,IME...) here's MsNipples who, among others, came in every day for brunch. The indegenous red squirrels are pretty accomodating to "peanut-dispensing apes" too...I had one living in a bag of insulation in the shop for quite awhile.
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I don't remember seeing a red squirrel here. Lots of grays though. Fox squirrels, even in their home habitats are scarce compared to the grays. The ratio is usually about 1 in 100. I've given up with they grays. I can put peanuts down and leave and they will come get them, but that's is all the farther I've come with them in ten years. LOL
I built a corn feeder for them and my wife snapped a photo and sent it to her German co-workers.....in Germany co-workers !! Oops ! 
me neither! ...Hard to see if these are true "Albinos" (which have red eyes I think) certainly a pretty good adaptation for snow.
I like that pinwheel feeder! and of course, they do too! I figured out I might as well feed them because NO bird feeder defeats them....though the entertainment value for the $ spent on "squirrel proof " feeders certainly gives dividends in entertainment...
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