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5 ways we can help endangered red squirrels

Red Squirrel Facts: 🐿 The red squirrel is Scotland’s native squirrel species 🐿 With sharp curved claws for grip, a bushy tail for stability, and strong hind legs for strength, red squirrels are expert tree climbers – they can even climb down the tree head-first! 🐿 The nest is called a drey, and it is often built high up, in the fork of a tree 🐿 Baby squirrels are known as kittens or kits 🐿 They eat mainly plant material such as seeds, nuts, and fungi but they do also eat animal matter like

51K views · 211 reactions | Today is Red Squirrel Appreciation Day Reds need our help to survive and there are many ways you can get involved.  Report and monitor red and grey squirrel sightings: https://orlo.uk/CLICK_HERE_ZeIBZ  Help manage grey squirrel populations in your local woodlands: https://orlo.uk/ez5GD  Donate to UK Squirrel Accord and European Squirrel Initiative #RedSquirrelAppreciationDay | BASC - The British Association for Shooting and Conservation | Facebook