Wolfsquirrel
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Quick sketch of the rarely seen Wolf squirrel. An invasive species that originates in Scotland where it preys on the wild haggis living on the upper slopes of Ben Nevis. It is thought that a pair of Wolfsquirrels were brought down to Somerset by Scottish haggis hunters, seeking a break from lockdown. Initially, it was believed that they couldn't survive without their diet of haggis but they have been seen eating a Cornish Oggy and there are reports that a Wolfsquirrel nest has been found, containing eggs.
About the Artist
Malcolm Brooks
I started attending a weekly Watercolour workshop after retiring in December 2014. I also enjoy working with graphite pencils, sometimes supplemented with watercolour pencils. I also use charcoal, pastels, Inktense, pen & ink, and coloured pencils.
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