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Rodents

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chipmunk 080506_MG_0024
chipmunk 080506_MG_0024		 muskrat 051406_MG_1278
muskrat 051406_MG_1278		 porcupine 7453
porcupine 7453		 muskrat 0391
muskrat 0391
muskrat 0616
muskrat 0616		 beaver 0608
beaver 0608		 beaver 0557
beaver 0557		 beaver 2308
beaver 2308
beaver 0427
beaver 0427		 beaver 0294
beaver 0294		 porcupine 2851
porcupine 2851		 richardsons ground squirrel 2408
richardsons ground squirrel 2408
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Mike 25-Aug-2015 04:32
Would you consider the Fisher a mammal which is found in Alberta?
Guest 26-May-2011 22:27
I live in Medicine Hat, what rodents would be pure white and bigger than a hamster?
Guest 29-Feb-2008 06:56
An excellent collection!! I especially like the flying squirrels. I miss having those nightly visitors.
Gerald Romanchuk04-Jan-2008 01:32
Thanks for the comment Dan. I can't find a reference to a "Rocky Mountain Flying Squirrel" in any of my books. As far as I know the "Northern FS" is the only one that occurs in Alberta.
Dan Garsonnin 03-Jan-2008 23:06
I believe that both pictures of flying squirrels are of Rocky Mountain Flying Squirrels. I have had Northern Flying Squirrels come in my house in St.Albert and they look quite different in markings and are a little smaller in size. They are also approachable and not very excitable
Karen Moen18-Oct-2006 05:52
Wow, incredible variety and lovely images. I like the natural settings and behaviors you captured. Voted.
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