At Millennium Park in West Roxbury yesterday, Mary Ellen spotted this squirrel who just wanted to be left alone.
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Chris Possinger reports:
Watching my kid at the playground at Boynton and Hall St. in JP and heard a munching sound. Looked over and it was a squirrel munching on a large vertebrae. Called the Staties just in case, but I don't think it's human.
Ama Wild has been getting up early to video the raccoons of Kendall Square, including this one, who seems to have taken up residence in a wall: Read more.
Hugmajesty wonders what the deal is with the half-gray, half red squirrel she saw on the Common today. Read more.
John.C/C spotted this squirrel eating lunch in Piers Park in East Boston today.
Mary Ellen journeyed over to Jamaica Pond this morning and promptly spotted its fabled white squirrel - and an eared grebe, which normally doesn't come further east than Illinois (so maybe carried here by the weekend storm?): Read more.
Way down here in remotest Roslindale, our squirrels seem to come in one variety: Gray. So on a trip up to the South End this morning, this black squirrel, foraging along Harrison Avenue, came as a bit of a surprise.
Well, at least to us. He has quite the fan base already: Read more.
Suzanne Hinton spotted a squirrel going nuts over a JP Licks cup at Flaherty Playground in Jamaica Plain today.
Earlier:
Toasted bagel, hold the shmear.
Eileen Murphy put out some treats for Rocky, a regular visitor to her South Boston porch.
Shaneoinsaino spotted this little guy today on Hawkins Street, off of New Chardon Street, adds:
This kind of camo isn't that effective around Government Center.
Chestnuts roasting on an open fire? Acton Police report a car erupted in flames this morning.
Early investigation indicates it was possibly a squirrel's nest.
Julio Salado videoed a short miscreant in a fur coat on his neighbor's porch in Malden: Read more.
Eileen Murphy reports a squirrel that would seem to be more than amply ready for winter keeps coming up to her South Boston window demanding more peanuts.
A squirrel held on tight as she got a drink from the Public Garden lagoon this afternoon.
A concerned citizen files a 311 request to get a replacement for the lid for one of the two garbage cans in the playground at Commonwealth Avenue and Clarendon Street in the Back Bay: Read more.
Meanwhile in Davis Square... @universalhub #pizzasquirrel #bertuccis pic.twitter.com/GCzZMnGgqo
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Rosanne Foley recounts an incident on the Red Line Monday morning: Read more.
Regardless of his or her name, the white squirrel of the Public Garden is back: Read more.
Roving UHub photographer Gad Liwerant stopped to watch a fox enjoy a little squirrel snack on Chestnut Hill Road in Newton, between Hammond Street and the Chestnut Hill Reservoir.
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