We recently installed some squirrel feeders hoping to attract red squirrels to them. These consisted of a small wooden box with a transparent front and a hinged top which squirrels are able to push open with their heads to gain access to nuts and seeds inside. One of these was placed inside a wire cage with a mesh size that allows entry of reds but not the larger greys. A camera placed overlooking the feeder captured lots of pictures of a red squirrel.
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Squirrel feeder
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Red squirrel on caged feeder |
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Squirrel lifting feeder top to access food |
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Squirrel feeding
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Squirrel slipping through cage mesh |
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