A Squirrel Takes My Blue Towel For Her Nest! | Candy the Squirrel 

Of course! And some throw pillows to match!!

@@patroberts5449 Down filled, of course. You’re redeeming yourselves!😉

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Less than $900 so no charges

Gimme the apple, or the beanbag buys it!

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Actually the squirrel got a lawyer come to find out that the state requires two-party consent for recording and she didn't have the squirrels consent... So not only was she let off without being charged... The peeping Tom with the camera got fined $500

How precious little babies are on the way! For Candy, she found white cotton t-shirts and used them to build her nest but we have no idea where she got them they aren't ours😂 This seemed to work for cold dry weather, but if there is any rain, a material that doesn't hold on to water would be better. ❤

@@CandytheSquirrel thanks so much…..my husband is about to lose a t-shirt in the laundry 😉……we actually think we saw her conceive, a frisky male had hold of her at the base of one of our trees 😮 …..we’ve looked on-line and it says she can be pregnant for about 44 days? If this is right, she would be due on 10th March…..we have no idea where she lives, but we’re leaving out plenty of nuts, seeds and fresh water every day, at least 4 squirrels visit us at the moment…….we have cameras everywhere around our deck where her food is so we’re hoping one day she will bring her babies to us…..we would love that! Thanks so much for your advice - Jan x❤x

@@delilahboa How exciting! You're due any day now!! I hope she brings them by so you can see and meet them 🥰 Happy to hear they will be well taken care of!! 😊

I know when I make cat and animal houses for Ferrell colonies, they say to line to totes we use with straw (not hay). Straw wicks away moisture but keeps you warm where hay remains wet after it is soaked and can actually make you colder since it stays wet and gets moldy. Maybe leave out a little straw and wool is used for outdoor wear in cold climates such as wool socks for hunting and skiing etc because wool keeps you warm in very cold temps even if it gets wet. The problem with many materials is that they work well until they get wet and than can make the cold worse but straw and wool are both good at keeping warm even if wet. Not sure how safe either of those are for squirrels so double check with a search. I know sometimes humans think things are safe and they do more harm like for instance, birds and animals will often use animal fur or feathers for their nest as insulation but I watched a vide where a bird made a nest and used a clump of human hair, in assuming either a human cut their hair and threw the cut pieces in trash or maybe they cleaned out their brush of the hair that falls out when brushing and the bird thought it would be a good idea to use for nesting but human hair is extremely strong and hard to break and the mother birds wing became tangled in the human hair while she was tending to her babies and the more she struggled to get free, the more tangled she became and she was freaking out and stomped her babies before finally getting free and than was confused why her baby was dead. This was caught on a camera in a nest box and the guy wasn’t aware until next morning when he watched the video and he said if he had known he would have tried to help free her. Very sad. Now anytime, I clean out my brushes, I always put the hair in an empty juice bottle or something else sealed in trash can because i think about how strong human hair is and how many animals would use it for bedding.

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