The squirrel is one of wild critters has been living in our neighborhoods. Others include crocodiles, raccoon and birds.
Some of our neighborhood critters have been published in this blogger:
- A Juvenile Woodpecker Hit a Glass Window – Nature 27
- What kinds of foods are Consumed by Crowned Night Heron? - Nature 22
- Wild Animals and Birds in my Backyard – Nature 8a
- Alligator in the Nearby Neighborhood - Nature 7
We just found 2 babies' squirrel about 4 weeks ago on the our yard. I believe they fall down from a tree, a tall tree off course.
When we found, one has already dead. Another one didn't have any injuries at all, and quite amazing that a baby squirrel is still alive with us now.
Vets told us that hard to take care newborn babies squirrel even for an experienced rehabber, the baby highly possibly still die.
Just to let you know that squirrels are mating and birthing twice a year in our areas (state):
- June to August
Period of gestation is up to 46 days, but no less than 38 days. After three months, squirrel babies should be able to eat foods from nature such as:
- nuts or seeds
- and fruit
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- Biscotti and “The Blissful Feast” by Teresa Lust – Part 2 – Reading 9
- Lord of the Ducks in the Garden – Part 2 – Nature 18
- May Smartphones Lead You Older Quickly? - Part 1 – Health Life 18
I have never seen a baby squirrel...my..it's just so tiny and vulnerable.
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The squirrel is one of wild critters has been living in our neighborhoods. Others include crocodiles, raccoon and birds.
Thanks for this interesting post. Have nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteNunca tinha visto um esquilo bebé- Parece um rato :)
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Um grito de liberdade, é um sopro à vida...
Beijos________ Bom fim de semana!
Ojalá no muera.
ReplyDeleteAwe, isn't she/he so sweet.
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Image 1- A baby girl squirrel
Some of our neighborhood critters have been published in this blogger:
- Size of Bluebirds Birdhouse at the Backyard – Nature 31
- A Juvenile Woodpecker Hit a Glass Window – Nature 27
- What kinds of foods are Consumed by Crowned Night Heron? - Nature 22
- Wild Animals and Birds in my Backyard – Nature 8a
- Alligator in the Nearby Neighborhood - Nature 7
We just found 2 babies' squirrel about 4 weeks ago on the our yard. I believe they fall down from a tree, a tall tree off course.
Ojalá resista y pueda volver a corretear por el bosque.
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Image 2- A little puppy and getting strong
When we found, one has already dead. Another one didn't have any injuries at all, and quite amazing that a baby squirrel is still alive with us now.
Oh wow, I have never seen a baby squirrel. It is tiny! Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a happy weekend.
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Image 3- She eager to play
Vets told us that hard to take care newborn babies squirrel even for an experienced rehabber, the baby highly possibly still die.
They are so tiny! We have lots of squirrels here but I've never seen a baby.
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The Four Weeks Old Baby Squirrel – Science 17
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Image 4- She is milking
Just to let you know that squirrels are mating and birthing twice a year in our areas (state):
- around December to February
- June to August
Period of gestation is up to 46 days, but no less than 38 days. After three months, squirrel babies should be able to eat foods from nature such as:
- vegetables
- nuts or seeds
- and fruit
# Previous postings:
- How did Alzheimer find out the change in his patient's brain? - Part 1 - Alzheimer's 3
- Biscotti and “The Blissful Feast” by Teresa Lust – Part 2 – Reading 9
- Lord of the Ducks in the Garden – Part 2 – Nature 18
- May Smartphones Lead You Older Quickly? - Part 1 – Health Life 18