Squirrel Life 32 - News from the Zoo (and other stories)

I hope that Squirrel Life subscribers and others that follow the ongoing saga of life in the Zoo will enjoy this one. Updates, news and a gripping story from a TWEGSWBF. (Totally Wonderful Eastern Grey Squirrel With Black Fur)
Sorry for the delay getting this out. I have a ton of good content waiting for editing so more to come in the next months.

[@marie_171]

Never a dull moment with the red squirrels patrolling the area. Funny that they don’t go after the large rabbit. -keep up the videos!

[@mixer6166]

I'm waiting for the moment they go after a rabbit. That will be priceless!

[@thedativecase9733]

I'm actually starting to see the cuteness of Boomer squirrels. But I'm still Team Grey All The Way!

[@thesuburbanmorrigan]

That was so entertaining! I laughed out loud at the "no rabbits" sign. 😆Poor Razor, though. Keep up the great work, and Happy Spring!

[@mixer6166]

Thank you! And happy spring to you as well!

[@andreathompson8921]

I hope Goober recovered from his snake encounter! 😂😂❤️🐿

[@mixer6166]

😂

[@KathyW..]

Love your channel, just came up in my feed a couple days ago and I’m so glad it did. I haven’t laughed this hard in a long time! We unfortunately don’t have the red or black ones in central Indiana, that I’ve seen anyway. I have 5 grays, 1 chipmunk, a few rabbits and 2 mallards, but not nearly as comical as what you’ve got. It’s obviously never boring in your yard😂

[@mixer6166]

Thank you Kathy. Yes they are a treat to watch. These stories almost write themselves! 🙂

[@macdapimp83]

I love how the tiny red squirrel chases off the much bigger squirrels. Funny how they said the grey squirrels killed off the red squirrels in England yet all but 1 of mine are red and grey hybrid mixed. I have 1 grey squirrel Diddy really silver grey with a more pink nose. Never had a full red or full black squirrel though. The black squirrels are cool never seen one in the UK before

[@mixer6166]

All the squirrels here in Ontario grow long fur in the winter and then shed it in the spring. It makes it hard to tell who’s who when they keep changing fur. Lol. Also didn’t know black squirrels weren’t more common in the world. We have more blacks than greys I would say.

[@macdapimp83]

@@mixer6166 Ontario Canada I'm guessing buddy? I have the same with mine. In winter they get a thicker darker coat and it does get difficult to tell who's who sometimes but if you've got them used to a name you have given to them. I find they tend to only come if you shout the right name. Or what I do is suck your teeth noise whilst opening and closing your lips. They come running even park squirrels

[@macdapimp83]

@@mixer6166 sorry yes mate I've seen red squirrels in Formby and Cumbria and Scotland but not England and definitely never seen a black squirrel. Really nice looking squirrel though. I've even had the odd fox squirrel with the ginger under furry

[@mixer6166]

@@macdapimp83 Yes, Ontario Canada. I’ll have to try your techniques!

[@fredmacdonald9339]

makes my day to see a new vid our yard is filling up a pair of geese in the pond out back a troop of grouse wandering the woods a few rabbits too mama deer is back with her almost grown fawns and a pair of vixens with 9 kits between them in a den 50 feet from the house

[@mixer6166]

Thank you Fred. It makes my day to read your comments! You have quite the zoo over there!

[@mixer6166]

I had to look up vixen to know it’s a fox. lol. Do they go after the geese and the other small animals in your yard?

[@fredmacdonald9339]

@@mixer6166 so far theyve caught a few rabbits and chickens and i havent seen a squirrel in ages although how they could run down a boomer i cant imagine

[@t.s.butler191]

red squirrels are a pain in the tail. waste more time chasing than eating, for sure