Red squirrel Christmas card

I hope you can tell this squirrel is red, not grey, based on its ear tufts (which grow bigger in winter!) Luckily for this little guy, red squirrels are very talented gift-finders and can locate the nut-based goodies they buried months earlier in over a foot of snow.

Until the introduction of its larger, non-native relative, the grey squirrel, the red squirrel was fairly common across the UK. The grey squirrel outcompetes the red squirrel and is a resistant carrier of a nasty disease – squirrelpox – that kills red squirrels.

If you are lucky enough to live in an area where red squirrels are clinging on, you can consider feeding them in your garden. This is only recommended if you don’t have grey squirrels nearby and your garden is very close to squirrel habitat. Feed them a small selection of nuts every few days from a carefully-positioned feeding station to supplement their natural diet.
 

The Christmas card bundles are as eco friendly as possible; all Wild Lines cards are made using recycled board and packaged with recycled envelopes. 

Printed by a specialist company in the UK, the print quality is brilliant and the cards durable. The cards are made to be treasured and we are always delighted to hear from customers and card recipients who choose to frame their greeting cards and hang them on their walls!

- Square cards 14.8 x 14.8cm (5.8 x 5.8in)
- Eco-friendly cards made of recycled board
- Naked (or in compostable sleeves for international orders)
- Blank inside for your own messages