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Young country diary: A red squirrel examines a nut, right in front of me | Tom

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Young country diary: A red squirrel examines a nut, right in front of me | Tom
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A young nature enthusiast describes an annual trip to Brownsea Island in Dorset to observe red squirrels in their natural habitat. The piece details the behavior of the squirrels and the seasonal changes in the woodland environment.

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It provides a localized, observational perspective on wildlife conservation and seasonal ecological patterns.

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A red squirrel on Brownsea Island. ‘They stay still when they spot us, waiting to see if we are friend or foe.’ A red squirrel on Brownsea Island. ‘They stay still when they spot us, waiting to see if we are friend or foe.’ Young country diary Wildlife Young country diary: A red squirrel examines a nut, right in front of me Brownsea Island, Dorset: I’ve been here lots of times to see the squirrels, so I know exactly where to find them – behind the church in the woods

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