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I would love to see these. He has some nice photos.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline ... 0s22a3q81f
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very cool! I've honestly never seen a white deer - nor did I know they existed. I'd love to photograph them - they are stunning.
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Cool. I can't wait for them to find the rainbow pride colour deer!
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Pretty cool looking.
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Amazing. I love where he talks about them trying to sneak around while standing out like a sore thumb.

I just found out about the white squirrels in Trinity Bellwoods Park. Has anyone managed to capture them?
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Pam wrote:
Amazing. I love where he talks about them trying to sneak around while standing out like a sore thumb.

I just found out about the white squirrels in Trinity Bellwoods Park. Has anyone managed to capture them?


been trying to do that for a long time, I thought I told you a while ago about them :lol:
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Pam wrote:
Amazing. I love where he talks about them trying to sneak around while standing out like a sore thumb.

I just found out about the white squirrels in Trinity Bellwoods Park. Has anyone managed to capture them?


You've never seen my white squirells have you? I have tons of pics of the white suirrels of Queen West ... they also inhabit the grounds of CAMH at Shaw Street.
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Pam wrote:
Amazing. I love where he talks about them trying to sneak around while standing out like a sore thumb.

I just found out about the white squirrels in Trinity Bellwoods Park. Has anyone managed to capture them?



There is a white squirrel in High Park now. Saw it the other day. I guess he migrated over.
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I've heard reports that there are a couple of white deer up in Killarney. I haven't seen them, but they were spotted during the summer.
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<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/metrix_feet/283188315/" title="Rare Illusive Himalayan Snow Squirrel by Metrix X, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm1.static.flickr.com/111/283188315_b7d44b11f8.jpg" width="500" height="399" alt="Rare Illusive Himalayan Snow Squirrel"></a>

The variety above I captured in Exeter has some brown in summer turning to pure white in winter having a more successful camouflaged and breeding community then the Toronto community; The Toronto squirrels are white all year around but unfortunately they have very poor eyesight. The Toronto white squirrels are just black squirrels with a recessive gene. Albino squirrels and other animals are often mistaken for white; They are differentiated from white because their eyes look red; Eyes, hair and skin have no pigment.

If Allan gardens is any indication the Toronto squirrel population is doing well and very active this time of year so it might be a good time to go white squirrel hunting with a camera of course :)
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Wow, that is an awesome story about the deer! I had never heard of them and what great shots and film coverage.
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