Her fantasy must be how he jumps up from under her blanket saying : "Hello there! " with that sassy, uncomparable sexyness as he pulls out that thiccc lightsaber while she whispers back in a surprised but determined tone of voice: " General Kenobi!?!" Who can blame her It's mine too 😍
The one in Scotland are slightly different i think to the american one the main difference is the ears have a tough on them on the eurasian one but the american one is darker in colour, both very lovely animals
Got one sitting on my deck table top gobbling up sunflowers seed and peanuts. He/She's been around about two years now. Surprising because we have hawks and foxes and coyotes and stuff.
I have a miniature red squirrel in my yard in Toronto Canada. It’s the size of a chipmunk. We mainly have black squirrels here , and fewer grey as they aren’t as assertive as the black squirrels. I’ve never seen a red one before .
👍 #906 Hello friend, I love those wonderful opening scenes showing the stunning landscape and the wonderful Caledonian Pine forests. I find Red Squirrels one of the most enjoyable mammals there is to watch in nature. I have just spent 5 full days filming Red Squirrels in a small UK stronghold and there was never a dull moment. They just don't seem to stop for more than a few seconds and are so funny and cute. I love the Squirrel leaping from tree to tree and the footage showing them trot and hop along fallen trees is fabulous! . It was well worth all your efforts out in nature and the editing involved to produce this video and thank you for sharing 👍◕‿◕
The red squirrel is locally extinct in Southern England except for the Isle of Wight (15 x 20 miles), off the Hampshire coast, the Scilly Isles, 30 miles SW of Cornwall, and the "cause celebre" of Brownsea Island. Brownsea Island measures 1 x 2 miles and is in Poole Harbour, Dorset. In those cases, the grey squirrels have not crossed the water.
@@povilasvoveris2594 the grey squirrel , which was brought here from North America is to blame … they carry a disease that kills the native Uk red squirrel..
Only in Britain and Ireland. In the rest of Europe the red squirrel is by far the most common species. I live in Germany and we have dozens of them in our village near a forest, I’ve never seen a grey squirrel in my entire life, I thought they only live in North America.
I call them orange squirrels because they look orange. The ones I see in my yard don't have the fur sticking out the top of their ears like the one in the video. They're very hyperactive.
The red squirrel is the major cause of power outages on Islesboro. They climb power poles and short out wiring resulting in blowing fuses. This will disrupt power to one of more houses. It saves the transformers from exploding. On 8-28-2020 at 8:30 am we heard an explosion which sounded like a gun shot. At the same time our power went off. We assumed that out transformer had made the noise but out neighbors still had power. We called Central Maine Power and they were already aware of the outage but it only affected two houses. CMP keeps a truck on Islesboro but they had to send over a worker from the mainland. Fred, the worker, was on vacation, but came over anyway. He had the correct address but was at the wrong house. I found him and directed him to my house one block away. Fred soon located the problem. The noise we heard was caused by a red squirrel shorting out our power line and blowing the fuse to our house and one neighbor’s house. Our neighbor had workers at his house and needed power for his nail gun. Fred had the power back on in 15 minutes but it was three house from the time the power went out until it was restored. We were lucky that CMP sent someone over at all. We could have existed with our 5K generator but our neighbor was too far ways for us to extend a power cable to him.
I live in the south of England and I’ve never seen a live red squirrel in my life (I’m 32). I’ve been to the Isle of Wight several times and never even seen them there! I’m going to purposely go to the countryside there look the next time I go!
How did they get that shot from inside the hole in the tree? And they knew ahead of time that the squirrel would look in that particular hole so they were ready for the shot?
They probably film for hours then compile enough interesting footage to make a decent video. And I'm guessing they have tiny cameras hidden all over the place? Maybe, idk.
Sir Klopp the pine marten I believe would do the job, it evolved alongside the red so the reds smaller size would make them harder to get than a grey for a pine marten. it is a native species too
That is correct. Restoring the pine marten population in the UK will also help restore the red squirrel. Pine marten are often associated with predation on red squirrel but they mostly catch easier prey. You can't beat nature :) No need for introduction of others. That is the biggest mistake.
But why?? What makes the grey squirrels evil pests and red ones innocent poor angels in your opinion? They’re the same bloody animal. I just don’t get this illogical hatred.
Liusila grey squirrels are a non native species and they have pushed red squirrels out of their native range in lowland britain. In reality many people especially in Scotland want to see red squirrels but if they are going to see red squirrels they need to prevent grey squirrels from spreading north otherwise the red squirrel will go extinct in Britain.
Red squirrel are cuttest thing i have ever seen 🥹sadly now they are endangered all because of so called animal rights releasing grey squirrel into red squirrel Territories
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How beautiful the posture when she jumping up to the next tree.
So beautiful. I love squirrels and birds. Thank you for sharing
wow, cute she respects the birds nest :)
yeah, except she is feeding on birds eggs ..
@@lj4nf3 that is why it respect their nest.
Red squirrels eat seeds and nuts not bird eggs the squirrel is a peaceful animal the hole was occupied
@@workingclassherostretch8247 that’s not entirely true, red squirrels also eat insects, eggs and occasionally chicks.
@@linajurgensen4698 lies
the birds sang so beautifully
@2:20
Squirrel: ello :)
Bird: sup?
Here in southern Germany, there are still red squirrels everywhere
And a thriving population of raccoons.😂
Ewan McGregor soothingly telling me about squirrels. What a dream!
Is that a fantasy of yours?
Her fantasy must be how he jumps up from under her blanket saying : "Hello there! " with that sassy, uncomparable sexyness as he pulls out that thiccc lightsaber while she whispers back in a surprised but determined tone of voice: " General Kenobi!?!"
Who can blame her
It's mine too 😍
🤣
As someone who’s never been out of London you forget that the UK is actually quite beautiful
One of the cutest little creatures irresistible I love the video
Just saw one of these in my front yarn here in Virginia !! I’ve only ever seen brown squirrel around here so it was a nice treat to see a red one !!
The one in Scotland are slightly different i think to the american one the main difference is the ears have a tough on them on the eurasian one but the american one is darker in colour, both very lovely animals
Got one sitting on my deck table top gobbling up sunflowers seed and peanuts. He/She's been around about two years now. Surprising because we have hawks and foxes and coyotes and stuff.
uncle nigel: THE RED SQURRIEL
Also Buck Rockgut: THE RED SQUIRREL!
I have a miniature red squirrel in my yard in Toronto Canada. It’s the size of a chipmunk. We mainly have black squirrels here , and fewer grey as they aren’t as assertive as the black squirrels. I’ve never seen a red one before .
Nice photography, beautiful forest.
He protecc
He attacc
But most importantly
HE BREAKS SOME NUTS
👍 #906 Hello friend, I love those wonderful opening scenes showing the stunning landscape and the wonderful Caledonian Pine forests. I find Red Squirrels one of the most enjoyable mammals there is to watch in nature. I have just spent 5 full days filming Red Squirrels in a small UK stronghold and there was never a dull moment. They just don't seem to stop for more than a few seconds and are so funny and cute. I love the Squirrel leaping from tree to tree and the footage showing them trot and hop along fallen trees is fabulous! . It was well worth all your efforts out in nature and the editing involved to produce this video and thank you for sharing 👍◕‿◕
She is so beautiful
nature is so beautiful
Then along came a spider and ...
You guys like documentaries about red squirrels, you know who also like documentaries about red squirrels?
THE RED SQUIRREL!!
Aw, that was my joke.
I remember writing an essay on the loss of red squirrels to the grey squirrels
is that Obi Wan Kenobi narrating ?
I do believe it is
It is :)
His voice is other level stuff, almost like he had the higher ground or something.
pov: your school is making you do this
I loooove red squirrels!
2:21 "Yo what's good?"
It's amazing how far they managed to spread: Portugal/Spain on one end to Siberia (Russia) and parts of Mongolia / Kazakstan on the other side
The red squirrel is locally extinct in Southern England except for the Isle of Wight (15 x 20 miles), off the Hampshire coast, the Scilly Isles, 30 miles SW of Cornwall, and the "cause celebre" of Brownsea Island. Brownsea Island measures 1 x 2 miles and is in Poole Harbour, Dorset.
In those cases, the grey squirrels have not crossed the water.
I'm in Germany at the moment and saw a red squirrel for the first time in my life. I've seen hundreds of grey ones in the UK, but never a red one.
It was hilarious when it’s face showed up at the hole entrance. It looked gigantic
Where's the full version? Need one in my life.
Amazing 👌... Thanks for showing us such interesting thing 🤗
It’s so sad to see the red squirrel being very close to extinction.
why?
Only in some regions. On the continental Europe it's common and thriving.
@@povilasvoveris2594 the grey squirrel , which was brought here from North America is to blame … they carry a disease that kills the native Uk red squirrel..
Only in Britain and Ireland. In the rest of Europe the red squirrel is by far the most common species. I live in Germany and we have dozens of them in our village near a forest, I’ve never seen a grey squirrel in my entire life, I thought they only live in North America.
@@linajurgensen4698yeah but look at where lions used to live historically, this feels like cope
Pregnant with kittens? That'll be an awkward conversation with the hubby.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
team squirrel ... rounnnd up!!
Always fun to randomly encounter an account I’m subbed to
So cute
Thank you for this. I need one of these to hold up my milk table.
Pest I see what you did there. 😉
@Rulaani Vine cute profile pic m8
They move so liquidy. Makes it look like they might be cgi
Red squirrels are the most common squirrels here in Central Europe. I didn’t know they were driven away by another species in Britain.
some invasive gray american species
Meow...meow...😻
“Already pregnant with kittens”
Does anyone know what is the name of the song that they used at the end?
TGSD
I call them orange squirrels because they look orange. The ones I see in my yard don't have the fur sticking out the top of their ears like the one in the video. They're very hyperactive.
Squirrels often live in caves and have fun with friends
do you know how long it took me to realize that these nature documentaries have fake sound effects? im dumb asf
respect to these animals, how it moved on finding other small creatures dwell. they are more human than most humans
Interesting video 👍
The red squirrel is a major cause of power outages on Islesboro.
The red squirrel is the major cause of power outages on Islesboro. They climb power poles and short out wiring resulting in blowing fuses. This will disrupt power to one of more houses. It saves the transformers from exploding.
On 8-28-2020 at 8:30 am we heard an explosion which sounded like a gun shot. At the same time our power went off. We assumed that out transformer had made the noise but out neighbors still had power. We called Central Maine Power and they were already aware of the outage but it only affected two houses.
CMP keeps a truck on Islesboro but they had to send over a worker from the mainland. Fred, the worker, was on vacation, but came over anyway. He had the correct address but was at the wrong house. I found him and directed him to my house one block away.
Fred soon located the problem. The noise we heard was caused by a red squirrel shorting out our power line and blowing the fuse to our house and one neighbor’s house. Our neighbor had workers at his house and needed power for his nail gun. Fred had the power back on in 15 minutes but it was three house from the time the power went out until it was restored. We were lucky that CMP sent someone over at all. We could have existed with our 5K generator but our neighbor was too far ways for us to extend a power cable to him.
Land of the free, indeed!
There are loads in my garden lol
I live in the south of England and I’ve never seen a live red squirrel in my life (I’m 32).
I’ve been to the Isle of Wight several times and never even seen them there! I’m going to purposely go to the countryside there look the next time I go!
Sweet! :-D
Yep good old Victorians introduced the American grey, that kills red.
How did they get that shot from inside the hole in the tree? And they knew ahead of time that the squirrel would look in that particular hole so they were ready for the shot?
They probably film for hours then compile enough interesting footage to make a decent video.
And I'm guessing they have tiny cameras hidden all over the place? Maybe, idk.
You like videos of red squirrels, huh? You know who else likes red squirrels?
THE RED SQUIRREL!
i searched for this
@@jakoblinder1249 well done.
this is heaven
I have squirrels!!
its a cute
😍😍😍
Hello there, I recognize that voice.
How do you know there are 120k of them? Did you count them all?
que lugar es ????
Jose Luis Ll es un bosque en es Scotland
gracias
Jose Luis Ll denada :)
They depend on Scotland. If only we could introduce a predator that only feeds on grey squirrels, so the red squirrel population could spread
Sir Klopp the pine marten I believe would do the job, it evolved alongside the red so the reds smaller size would make them harder to get than a grey for a pine marten. it is a native species too
That is correct. Restoring the pine marten population in the UK will also help restore the red squirrel. Pine marten are often associated with predation on red squirrel but they mostly catch easier prey. You can't beat nature :) No need for introduction of others. That is the biggest mistake.
There is a predator that feeds on Grey Squirrels. It's called a car.
But why?? What makes the grey squirrels evil pests and red ones innocent poor angels in your opinion? They’re the same bloody animal. I just don’t get this illogical hatred.
Liusila grey squirrels are a non native species and they have pushed red squirrels out of their native range in lowland britain. In reality many people especially in Scotland want to see red squirrels but if they are going to see red squirrels they need to prevent grey squirrels from spreading north otherwise the red squirrel will go extinct in Britain.
Where's the rest?
mystery solved
they live in hogwarts
Don’t these still carry the plague?
nah
You who else carries plagues
THE RED SQUIRREL
Oh squrile dog is fool I am selecting escape one second dog is fool
j
first
Red squirrel are cuttest thing i have ever seen 🥹sadly now they are endangered all because of so called animal rights releasing grey squirrel into red squirrel Territories