Show where squirrels have been seen

Location:

Step 1: Pinpoint the sighting location on the map

Use the map to locate where you spotted the squirrel(s). Alternatively, use the input box below to find your location.

Once you have found your location click on the map to pinpoint it.

Find Location You may search for a postcode, an area or a grid reference.

Step 2: Tell us about your sighting

Please provide as much information as you have about your sighting.

Type of SquirrelWas it a grey or red squirrel?

Number Spotted How many individual squirrels did you see?

Location Details Where did you see the squirrel(s)? This could be the town, forest or area that you spotted the squirrel

Details Describe any other details you have about the sightings. On what date did you see the squirrel? Was the squirrel eating? Was there more than one? Were there any distinguishing features?

Image If you have an image of the sighting please upload it here.

Step 3: Tell us about yourself

Please fill in the details below and agree to the terms and conditions before submitting your sighting.

Name

Terms and Conditions I agree to the Terms and Conditions

What is This?

The Highlands of Scotland is the last main refuge of the red squirrel, Sciurus vulgaris. Red squirrels are a nationally endangered species and the aim of this site is to help us map their whereabouts, which will help us plan for their future. Please do send in your records and get involved. The future of the Highland red squirrel is in your hands and without your help, it may become extinct.

Please fill out this form to record your squirrel sightings. All sightings are gratefully received, especially those out of the core zone for squirrels. You can find further information and guidance on squirrel sightings form the squirrel guide section in this website.