Stunning. Thanks for sharing.

That's "Darwin's Theory of Natural Selection" in action.
The inferior (disadvantaged, or not as intelligent) members of the same species would gradually die out, leaving only the superior (advantaged or more intelligent) members of the species. Natural selection is the preservation of a functional advantage that enables a species to compete better in the wild.

Pretty amazing video Molly; definitely, the squirrel knew his terrain. Thanks for sharing this one. Going to email it to a few friends.

Thanx Molly for sharing. I'll use the video as an enegizer in one of my presentations.

Very well made video! Thank you for sharing!

Thanks for sharing Molly!
Amazing scenes making. I shared the video with my friends!

Wow, that was a wild and crazy ride!

What I would like to know, is how a film like that could be made. Would this camera have a very powerful telescopic lens or would it be on a timer?
That very end shot with the squirrel looking out the hole and the bird looking in is amazing.

very smart photographer too!

I am only guessing here but some of it is probably taken in parts and put together as a movie.

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lol, cute Odin

I watched this the other day and didn't get the chance to comment.That is one shifty squirrel.

Squirrels always have their heads on a swivel and for good reason.

yes indeed, and one great (expensive) camera

One of the cameras they probably used was a, GoPro (e.g., the squirrel's nest and the tree cavity at the end).

Probably a thousand dollars, I don't know one camera from another... I have a point and shoot digital and an iPod camera.