Signs of life: Endangered squirrels


From jbendery (Jennifer Bendery) -- I learned today that there are endangered squirrels, and apparently they have ginormous tails. (h/t @kate_sheppard) pic.twitter.com/Uu4QxiDa5M

From jbendery (Jennifer Bendery) — I learned today that there are endangered squirrels, and apparently they have ginormous tails. (h/t @kate_sheppard) pic.twitter.com/Uu4QxiDa5M

A lot of punchlines possible, e.g., ‘if the squirrels weren’t slow, maybe they wouldn’t be endangered.’

Still a rather unique sign, no?

I wonder where it is?  This sign marks habitat in the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge  in Maryland for the Delmarva fox squirrel.

Update:  Well, maybe not wholly unique; World Wildlife Fund has this one — again, without a note about location.

Slow - squirrel crossing sign © Michael Mallet

© Michael Mallet

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2 Responses to Signs of life: Endangered squirrels

  1. Ed Darrell says:
    May 14, 2014 at 10:49 am

    Kate Sheppard on Twitter confirmed the sign in the post is at the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge.

    http://twitter.com/kate_sheppard/status/466550452255858688

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  2. Ed Darrell says:
    May 13, 2014 at 11:40 pm

    Hmmm. Maybe from the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge?


    Sign at Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, protecting squirrels

    (Sign at Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge on the eastern shore of Maryland, referring to the Delmarva Fox Squirrel. The WPA was heavily involved in the development of this huge natural treasure. Photo by Brent McKee.)

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