Runestonez
10-12-2010, 06:07 PM
I am probably just being a worry-wart, but I am concerned about our squirrels diet.
We live in Ontario and it is getting colder.
I am worried that our 4 grey babies (14 weeks) are not eating the right foods to build up fat for the winter. We are over wintering them in our carport...so it will be cold but with no wind chill. So at the coldest minus 25-30 degrees.
Right now they are getting:
radishes and radish greens
Celery
Romaine lettuce
asparagus
snap peas
pomegranite
HH Blocks
dandelion
pumpkin
parsley
cilantro
brussel sprouts
broccoli
green beens
kale
cauliflower
maple keys
And then a walnut in shell for a treat.
They are healthy and well proportioned for their size and active too.
But should I be pushing different foods?
The wilds are getting fatter and I want to be sure I am preparing the kids to withstand the cold this winter.
We live in Ontario and it is getting colder.
I am worried that our 4 grey babies (14 weeks) are not eating the right foods to build up fat for the winter. We are over wintering them in our carport...so it will be cold but with no wind chill. So at the coldest minus 25-30 degrees.
Right now they are getting:
radishes and radish greens
Celery
Romaine lettuce
asparagus
snap peas
pomegranite
HH Blocks
dandelion
pumpkin
parsley
cilantro
brussel sprouts
broccoli
green beens
kale
cauliflower
maple keys
And then a walnut in shell for a treat.
They are healthy and well proportioned for their size and active too.
But should I be pushing different foods?
The wilds are getting fatter and I want to be sure I am preparing the kids to withstand the cold this winter.