Plastic Red Squirrel

Plastic Red Squirrel Eating at Tapir and Friends 

Go for a walk in the woods right now, and you're very likely to find industrious squirrels gathering supplies for the long, dark winter. If you hear chewing or chirping, watch your head as you pass under the firs and spruces; hulls and other debris may rain down from above. Our adorable red squirrel is munching on an acorn and would make the perfect addition to your fall or Christmas decor. 

This blog is sponsored by Tapir and Friends Animal Store.

Plastic Red Squirrel

THESE guys are packing it in for the winter right now!

Our Plastic Red Squirrel

Our small plastic red squirrel toy is just the right size replica for your forest or field animal life shoebox diorama. This little red squirrel model will fit in a shoe box along with other plastic animals from farm, park or forest. Add a rabbit, a skunk, fox, and a bird, and a few other plastic animals or plants; create a landscape with rocks, plants, grass, make a river or stream from anything that strikes your imagination, and there you go - a scene of the diversity of life on our planet. Our plastic toy red squirrel model is made of solid plastic and is quite durable. Be sure to take a look at our other squirrels.

About Red Squirrels

The red squirrel's large area of permanent residence is from Alaska through eastern Canada and the U.S., and from Eastern Washington and Oregon south into Arizona and New Mexico. Squirrels are very common mammals that love forested areas containing a vaiety of live trees. They prefer to make their dens in hollow trees,but will also build nests from twigs and leaves. They love playing tag with each other, leaping from one tree to another. Most squirrels have a bushy tail that they use as a shield when fighting, a blanket in the cold and even an umbrella in the rain. Along with nuts and acorns,squirrels commonly eat grapes, grasses, and insects.

This blog is sponsored by Tapir and Friends Animal Store.

Stuffed Red Squirrel with Acorn

'Tis the season to be storing away for a rainy day!

Our Stuffed Red Squirrel

Our stuffed red squirrel with acorn has a removable "Press Here" tag so you can hear the recorded voice of a real red squirrel. The squirrel was designed as part of the popular Audubon Birds Series by Wild Republic. It is 5 1/2 inches tall and has a soft bushy tail . As with all of Wild Republic's toys, this red squirrel meets the most stringent current standards of safety for children's toys. All parts are non-toxic and surface washable. Check out our other squirrel toys and gifts.

About Red Squirrels

The hang-tag shows the red squirrel's large area of permanent residence from Alaska through eastern Canada and the U.S., and from Eastern Washington and Oregon south into Arizona and New Mexico. The hang-tag also tell us: "Squirrels are very common mammals that love forested areas containing a vaiety of live trees. They prefer to make their dens in hollow trees,but will also build nests from twigs and leaves. They love playing tag with each other, leaping from one tree to another. Most squirrels have a bushy tail that they use as a shield when fighting, a blanket in the cold and even an umbrella in the rain. Along with nuts and acorns,squirrels commonly eat grapes, grasses, and insects.

This blog is sponsored by Tapir and Friends Animal Store.

Flying Squirrel

He's comin' in for landing!!

Our Flying Squirrel

This engaging, realistic-looking flying squirrel is soft and cuddly. The fur is lighter brown than in the photo and constrasts wonderfully with the squirrel's bright white underside. It has pink and tan fabric ears with dark markings along the rim. It has a light pink fabric nose with detailed nostrils. Our stuffed flying squirrel also has tickly whiskers. The cheeks, mouth and toes are carefully stitched. This flying squirrel makes a nice pet, or fits perfectly into a squirrel collection. Check out our other flying squirrel toys and gifts.

About Flying Squirrels

The word "flying squirrel" is a general term referring to a group of squirrels in the family Sciuridae. The flying squirrel does not actually fly, but glides from tree to tree. Steering is accomplished by adjusting the webbing in its large wing-like arms. The flying squirrel's tail serves as a stabilizer. The squirrel generally has a short lifespan since it is prey to domestic cats, raccoons and owls.

This blog is sponsored by Tapir and Friends Animal Store.

Stuffed Red Squirrel with Acorn

Our Stuffed Red Squirrel with Acorn is back in stock!

Our stuffed red squirrel with acorn has a removable "Press Here" tag so you can hear the recorded voice of a real red squirrel. The squirrel was designed as part of the popular Audubon Birds Series by Wild Republic. It is 5 1/2 inches tall and has a soft bushy tail . As with all of Wild Republic's toys, this red squirrel meets the most stringent current standards of safety for children's toys. All parts are non-toxic and surface washable. Check out our other squirrel toys and gifts.

About Red Squirrels

The hang-tag shows the red squirrel's large area of permanent residence from Alaska through eastern Canada and the U.S., and from Eastern Washington and Oregon south into Arizona and New Mexico. The hang-tag also tell us: "Squirrels are very common mammals that love forested areas containing a vaiety of live trees. They prefer to make their dens in hollow trees,but will also build nests from twigs and leaves. They love playing tag with each other, leaping from one tree to another. Most squirrels have a bushy tail that they use as a shield when fighting, a blanket in the cold and even an umbrella in the rain. Along with nuts and acorns,squirrels commonly eat grapes, grasses, and insects.

This blog is sponsored by Tapir and Friends Animal Store.

Audubon Birds Series ~ Stuffed Birds

We absolutely love this series of lifelike stuffed birds, and we know you do, too! Wild Republic's plush Audubon Birds are both cute and realistic-looking at the same time. They are also priced affordably, so you can collect them all or collect the ones that most appeal to the bird-lover in your life.

Audubon birds make great toys or collectibles - also teaching aids and stuffed animal friends. The first bird shown here is the pink flamingo. Just above is the Atlantic Puffin. Audubon Birds have pressure points that activate a sound box so you can hear the recorded call of the real bird!

Oops! This isn't a bird at all, it's a red squirrel munching on an acorn! Our red squirrel is actually part of the Audubon Birds Series, and it comes with a squirrel sound recorded from real squirrels.

This wonderful seagull has been our most popular of the Audubon Birds Series so far.

The California condor has long, soft wings, and makes the strangest noise you've ever heard!

Our very popular Hansa red squirrel with nut is back in stock - doesn't it look real?

Our popular stuffed squirrel with nut is back in stock and ready to ship for this holiday season!

We think you'll love this Hansa stuffed red squirrel with nut. It is so lifelike and compelling, you almost won't believe it's a stuffed toy and not the real thing, although it is made of synthetic materials. Not only is the squirrel itself soft and cuddly, but the nut is also made of soft fabric and painted to look quite real.