The Pine Martin needs a lot of credit here for the increase in the numbers of Red Squirrels.
OrganicVlad79 on
Great to see
LucyVialli on
You’re lucky, don’t think I’ve ever seen one in real life. By the time I look they’re always gone!
NaturalAlfalfa on
Ah would ye look at him there with his hairy hands
Able-Exam6453 on
Skwirl!
sureyouknowurself on
Stunning and great to see.
njprrogers on
What part of the country are you in?
PrimaryStudent6868 on
Wow I’ve not seen a red squirrel in forty years in Ireland. Sad that the diversity with the introduction of the grey squirrel has almost completely wiped them out.
Vince_IRL on
A red squirrel! a REAL squirrel! <3 So lovely to one again!
chimpdoctor on
Where in the country?
Flashy_Body6271 on
Lucky you.
Difficult_Coat_772 on
Aww, a baby fox
Spirited_Cheetah_999 on
Depending on where you are in the country you can use the link on this page to report the sighting.
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Point!
The Pine Martin needs a lot of credit here for the increase in the numbers of Red Squirrels.
Great to see
You’re lucky, don’t think I’ve ever seen one in real life. By the time I look they’re always gone!
Ah would ye look at him there with his hairy hands
Skwirl!
Stunning and great to see.
What part of the country are you in?
Wow I’ve not seen a red squirrel in forty years in Ireland. Sad that the diversity with the introduction of the grey squirrel has almost completely wiped them out.
A red squirrel! a REAL squirrel! <3 So lovely to one again!
Where in the country?
Lucky you.
Aww, a baby fox
Depending on where you are in the country you can use the link on this page to report the sighting.
https://biodiversityireland.ie/surveys/the-urban-squirrel-survey/