Mees Collection

A leetle English Mees! A fashionable young thing from Brighton with white fox fur hat, scarf and muff and even a matching ruff for her French Bulldog! Date: 1911

Red squirrel standing on a snow pine branch and titmouse are looking
Red Squirrel standing on a snow pine branch and great tit are looking Date: 26-01-2021

Red squirrel holding a pinecone and looking at a titmouse
Red Squirrel is holding a pinecone and looking at a titmouse Date: 26-01-2021

Red squirrel looking at a graveyard stone with a titmouse on it
Red Squirrel looking at a graveyard stone with a great tit on it Date: 25-01-2021

Red squirrel holding an wheelbarrow with ice balls and bird
Red Squirrel is holding an wheelbarrow with ice balls and great tit Date: 18-01-2021

Four views, Capital University, Columbus, Ohio, USA -- Lehmann Hall (Administration Building), Schenk Divinity Hall, Mees Conservatory of Music, and Rudolf Memorial Library. Date: 1937

Patent Act wear hair powder 1811 Rotterdam document information
Patent Act to wear hair powder, from 1811, Rotterdam, document information form paper document, In fold-out passepartout: No. 561 1811. Wyk No. 17 registered Vol: 5 Fol: 97.J

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

Meet Mees, the Eurasian red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) of Columbus, Ohio, USA. This lively leetle English Mees is quite the character – from balancing on a snow-laden pine branch and observing a titmouse, to holding a pinecone and engaging in a friendly standoff with one. Mees even pays respects at a graveyard stone, where a curious titmouse joins. In an unexpected twist, it is seen pushing a wheelbarrow filled with ice balls and a feathered friend. And for the history buffs, did you know that a patent for hair powder was issued in Rotterdam, Netherlands, in 1811, bearing the name 'Mees'? #RedSquirrel #Wildlife #ColumbusOhio #EurasianRedSquirrel #Titmouse #History