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Gerald Romanchuk | profile | all galleries >> Mammals of Alberta >> Rodents

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muskrat 062409_MG_0523	richardson's ground squirrel 061309_MG_6330	beaver 061009_MG_5576	beaver 061009_MG_5530
beaver 061009_MG_5528	beaver 061009_MG_5466	thirteen-lined ground squirrel 050309_MG_9574	thirteen-lined ground squirrel 050309_MG_9547
thirteen-lined ground squirrel 050309_MG_9506	thirteen-lined ground squirrel 050309_MG_9421	red squirrel 030209_MG_6171	muskrat 011009_MG_8143

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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 Romanchuk		04-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 Moen		18-Oct-2006 05:52
Wow, incredible variety and lovely images. I like the natural settings and behaviors you captured. Voted.

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