Albino Squirrel
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I just knew the hamster would be attracted to this, ha ha.
I've hunted for most of my life, and been a nut for the entirety... but, I've never seen a white squirrel. Very cool!
We had one of those around my house. It lasted about 6 months. Stuck out like a sore thumb.
Guessing that Hawks and Owls aren't color blind. lol
Guessing that Hawks and Owls aren't color blind. lol
Get him some little camo clothes to wear. You could change them up with the seasons.
Just called the park, there is an albino fawn there as well. When I start glowing in the dark, I’m moving…lol!
Too late. It got 'ett.Get him some little camo clothes to wear. You could change them up with the seasons.
Oak Mountain State Park here, used to have a few deer/goat hybrids in their farm demo. I turned to the lady who was in charge of that barn and asked her, "What you got like a Dr Moreau working in the stables? I wanna see the pig people. "
Great image captures! I was at Oberlin College, who's mascot is an albino squirrel, a few weeks back and was lucky to spot one on campus. Really cool to see them 'in person'.
Great pictures! I've only saw 2 white ones in my 59 years. Have saw a lot of solid black. Always cool to see the odd ones. The squirrel is a fun animal to watch and they are pretty tasty as well...
I've seen one too! I've now seen grey, red, white and black squirrels.
This is a white fox squirrel I saw a few years ago while bow hunting. He was carrying a black walnut across the field.
It is always great to see the different colored critters. When you see a plaid one, then you got something. Ha Ha
When I lived in Western PA we had more black squirrels than brown or grey.
There's a town in southern Illinois, Olney, that is loaded with them. Suppose to be the largest population of albino squirrels.
www.onlyinyourstate.com
This Small Town In Illinois Is Home To The Most Unusual Squirrels
Olney, Illinois is famous for its unique population of albino squirrels, which are protected and celebrated by the local
In Toronto, the predominant sub-species of squirrels are black, and quite large. I was there one March, and it was still pretty cold, but the squirrels were plump. I've never seen a white squirrel (albino). I suspect they are at a disadvantage as prey, and I wonder how they do with mates. Apparently the Olney squirrels are pairing up quite well. Could you tell if their eyes are red? Some all-white cats have blue eyes, but I don't know that they are technically albino -- probably most aren't.
