Autumn and Winter in Finland 2014 - 2015
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Re: Autumn and Winter in Finland 2014 - 2015
After some hours the same squirrel came back, hungry again
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After all the hard work,mye finally made itOlga wrote: The cute thief used all his/her strength to get the nut ball out of the bag
Bea - please be careful with the raisins, they may be toxic for animals. My colleague's dog ate raisins last autumn, and he almost died. They can contain fungal spores (right word???)
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I think grapes (and more so raisins) are mostly dangerous to dogs. The racoons and rats and possums and birds seems to enjoy them with no problems. I have virtually no squirrels (there are too many horrible cars) so I don't know anything about squirrels.
All my searches only mentioned dogs and cats (but I can hardly imagine a cat eating a raisin or a grape).
(My grapes will probably become juice sometime this week.)
All my searches only mentioned dogs and cats (but I can hardly imagine a cat eating a raisin or a grape).
(My grapes will probably become juice sometime this week.)
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Yes, Lussi, thanks for your warning - I know that grapes and raisins are dangerous for dogs, when they eat more of it.
The calcium level in their blood will raise and they will get problems with their kidneys.
My doggie is no friend of fruits (except water-melon in hot summers ). But he loves vegetables, and also here are some kinds of veggies which are not good for dogs.
Raisins are not dangerous for birds, and they love them! - fortunately I have a shop for animal food close here, and they sell special food-raisins for birds. They are not treated with chemicals or preservatives.
Raisins for humans, which you can buy in every supermarket, are nearly all chemically treated with sulphur, except you buy bio-quality (more expensive).
The calcium level in their blood will raise and they will get problems with their kidneys.
My doggie is no friend of fruits (except water-melon in hot summers ). But he loves vegetables, and also here are some kinds of veggies which are not good for dogs.
Raisins are not dangerous for birds, and they love them! - fortunately I have a shop for animal food close here, and they sell special food-raisins for birds. They are not treated with chemicals or preservatives.
Raisins for humans, which you can buy in every supermarket, are nearly all chemically treated with sulphur, except you buy bio-quality (more expensive).
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Here is a little Autumnal video to celebrate the new season! It's a kind of a drama for the nature when all those colors vanish, and one morning the snow is there instead.
Music by Bizet, Carmen, served by youtube
Music by Bizet, Carmen, served by youtube
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Lovely video, Olga! Thank you for sharing the impressions from Squirrel Hill!
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Who is he?? It's not Castano. Castanos' fur is dark red brown all around still.
At first I thought he could be MrSpock, but it's not him either.
MrSpock appeared some minutes after this 'dark face' (Mustanaamio - "Phantom" ) male squirrel. MrSpock has a 'typical' expression on his face, look forwards..
(Mustanaamio - "Phantom" )
At first I thought he could be MrSpock, but it's not him either.
MrSpock appeared some minutes after this 'dark face' (Mustanaamio - "Phantom" ) male squirrel. MrSpock has a 'typical' expression on his face, look forwards..
(Mustanaamio - "Phantom" )
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He is Mr Spock, I think. We will see how long the tassels grow!
I think this one is the same squirrel, Mr Spock on 21st October 2013.
viewtopic.php?p=281537#p281537
14th October 2013
I think this one is the same squirrel, Mr Spock on 21st October 2013.
viewtopic.php?p=281537#p281537
14th October 2013
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I don't know if this will be visible (I think it is public facebook page). It is a link to a cute video of Chipmunks collecting acorns.
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1147376688640019
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1147376688640019
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I am glad you got a chance to see it.
By the light of the flash you can see the grey fur.
By the light of the flash you can see the grey fur.
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Yes, this squirrel was gray! But it seems that there are several different fur colors during these weeks: dark brown (Castano is not gray yet at all), red brown (Titian), 'spotted' ( I don not know him/her, not yet), light brown (ocra) etc.. Some of the squirrels has tassels already but some others not at all..
Yesterday:
Paula. Her fur is still brown, but she is rather aged, so the tone is grayish especially the face.
I am so happy that she is still there and seems to be alright.
Yesterday:
Paula. Her fur is still brown, but she is rather aged, so the tone is grayish especially the face.
I am so happy that she is still there and seems to be alright.
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