Give the busiest visitor to the bird feeder its own warning with this Squirrel Crossing Sign.
Britain has two squirrels. The native red squirrel is now found mainly in Scotland, the north of England and island strongholds such as Anglesey and the Isle of Wight. The grey squirrel was brought over from North America in the 19th century and has since spread across much of the country. Both are skilled acrobats, able to leap between branches and raid a feeder that was meant for the birds. Squirrels bury nuts in autumn and dig them up later, though plenty are forgotten and sprout into new trees.
The Rusted option is a printed effect rather than real corrosion, while Clean keeps the design sharp. Treat it as a bit of fun for a wall as a metal sign, inspired by roadside warnings but intended purely for decoration. It also makes a fun secret Santa or stocking present for the right person.
Pair it with the Rabbit Crossing Sign, Deer Crossing Sign or Mouse Crossing Sign, and find the rest in our warning and crossing signs.