An image, captured with a vertical orientation (rotated 90 degrees counter-clockwise from its natural upright position), depicts a Eurasian red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) inside a wooden feeder attached to a tree trunk. The squirrel, with reddish-brown fur on its back and tail, and lighter cream/orange fur on its underside, is actively consuming food from the feeder, with its head and front paws visible. Its large, bushy tail extends from the opening of the feeder. The feeder itself is a wooden structure resembling a small house or box, containing various small seeds or nuts. Attached to the feeder's side is a rounded sign featuring a cartoon illustration of two squirrels and an acorn. The sign displays Cyrillic text: "БЕЛЬ ЧАТНИК" (BEL CHATNIK) in large letters, and smaller text "ФОРМУЛА ХЛЕБА" (FORMULA HLEBA) with "ХЛЕБ ДРУЖИТ СО ВСЕМИ!" (HLEB DRUZHIT SO VSEMI!), which translates to "BREAD IS FRIENDS WITH EVERYONE!". A QR code is also present on the sign. The feeder is mounted on the rough bark of a tree trunk, which has a distinct patch of turquoise paint on its surface. The background is out of focus, showing more tree trunks and foliage, suggesting a natural, forested environment, consistent with the location context of Krasnoyarsk, Russia. The lighting indicates daylight, with soft shadows. The squirrel appears focused and intent on its meal.

Squirrel feeds from wooden feeder in Kra

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Fri, May 1, 2026, 10:26 AM

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Krasnoyarsk, Russia

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