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The Indian palm squirrel - Funambulus Palmarum This funny and curiuos species was always somewhere around us. So funny to see how they crawl over the ground towards you :) Animalia,Chordata,Funambulus palmarum,Geotagged,Indian palm squirrel,Mammalia,Rodentia,Sri Lanka,Trincomalee Click/tap to enlarge Promoted

The Indian palm squirrel - Funambulus Palmarum

This funny and curiuos species was always somewhere around us. So funny to see how they crawl over the ground towards you :)

    comments (7)

  1. Awesome to see your first Sri Lanka photos, Wendy. You know I'm a fan so do keep them coming, more shots from Madagascar are welcome as well ;) Posted 7 years ago
    1. I've just started and a looooooong way to go.
      I really make too much photo's.
      I got nog enough time to filter them, lol.
      Posted 7 years ago
      1. I have a similar problem, but yours are just so good that I invite you to share as many as you can :) Posted 7 years ago
        1. Thanks for the compliment!
          Of course I'll post when I finish processing the photo's :)
          Posted 7 years ago
  2. Nice clear n sharp image....!! Posted 7 years ago
    1. Thanks! Posted 7 years ago
  3. very well composed shot... Posted 7 years ago

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The Indian palm squirrel also known as three-striped palm squirrel, is a species of rodent in the Sciuridae family that can be easily domesticated and kept as a pet. It is found naturally in India and Sri Lanka. In the late 19th century, the Palm squirrel was accidentally introduced into Western Australia, where it has since become a minor pest that is actively targeted for eradication due to its lack of natural predators.

Similar species: Rodents
Species identified by Wendy
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Uploaded Oct 23, 2015. Captured in Puttalam-Anuradhapura-Trincomalee Hwy, Trincomalee, Sri Lanka.