We have moved again.
In October 2003 this little one had been made homeless after cutting of some trees near where we then lived in Bombay.
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We have moved again.
In October 2003 this little one had been made homeless after cutting of some trees near where we then lived in Bombay.
OMG OMG! I want to pick up a squirrel baby now! That is such a lovely pic IHM! Here we have 2 kinds of squirrels – red ones and the striped brown ones. Both are a joy to look at! A small tree next to my building is an adda of some sort for squirrels I think. But I have never managed to capture them in pictures!
Here’s the link to a few pics I clicked-
http://celestialrays.wordpress.com/2010/06/16/nuts-about-nuts/
Loved the shots CR, would love to feed these ones like that too!
I always love squirrels. We have got many here mainly because we have a guava tree!
I know Tejaswee loves animals. She was following my blog just for the cats’ posts, I think! She looks at the baby squirrel with so much affectiion!
There are so many of them here in our new neighbourhood – I have an eight year old here asking me to capture every squirrel’s every move
Such cute pictures! I love squirrels and I so want some to visit my house… there are quite a few in the neighborhood due to all the trees around, but they mostly scuttle around on the compund walls.
Awww such a little cutie
I absolutely love love squirrels ! Awesome shot !
I hope the new neighbourhood is still in NCR !
Wonderful clicks! The pattern on the squirrel’s back is so well captured!
Beautiful pictures
Wonderful pictures ! I have had my experiences befriending squirrels in the past. These pictures brought back some fond memories.
My latest post is about a kitten I was with for the past couple of months. And while writing it I was thinking about the picture in your blog header with a kitten on Tejaswee’s shoulder. Was it the young Sher Khan ? That was an awesome click and would always come to my mind when my kitten would jump on me. By the way, you are an amazing photographer.
Congratulations, sincere ones, on having moved.
I so dislike the madness and unsettledness of moving…. 
The pics remind me of the squirrel who allows me to share my balcony instead of leaving it only for her. Lord, she can scold…..
This year we toured around north India and came across many cute little squirrels. They were trying to hide in shoes, climbing trees, socialising.. we got lots of cute pictures. Somehow I never noticed how many of them there were before but they were the star of this trip.
Lovely pics IHM. Here i have seen black squirrels in Canada, not sure if they are called squirrels. Tried many times to take a pic but not able to.
My brother “rescued” a baby squirrel (Momma squirrel was killed by a cat) and I have fond memories of feeding the little thing with milk from a ink filler (Do they even have those now? I miss my “ink pens”!) I remember shrieking the first time Frisky ran up my arm – the little claws were scratchy in a very weird way – and stood on my shoulder with paws firmly clutching my hair. We all mourned when my brother took him to a cricket match to “show to friends”, and lost him/her there.
Awww
I love the squirrel baby…. makes me wanna cuddle it sooooo much 
Awesome pics
My heart breaks into a million pieces and the pain is so sharp I forget to breathe when I see your daughter’s photo ,I am a lurker ,I check in here only to see if you have uploaded her photo.Such sensitive emotional face .
Hugs Asha.
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