A big thank you to Chris for sharing these gorgeous red squirrel videos with us. These beautiful clips were captured right from Chris’s garden, just off Phillips Lane in Formby, and we absolutely love them. While red squirrels can see through glass, Chris cleverly used the glass as a gentle barrier, allowing him to get incredibly close without disturbing them — resulting in these calm, intimate shots we don’t often get to see. We’re so lucky to have red squirrels living among us here in #Formby,

Behind the Keyhole - Formby Woods 🌳🗝️ Red squirrels, natterjacks, and miles of coastal walks are just waiting to be discovered - part of National Trust Formby's amazing and ever changing landscape. A relaxing blend of coastal breeze and woodland walks, it’s the perfect place for a summer stroll. #visitsouthport #lovesouthport #unlocktheadventure #formby | Visit Southport

1.5K views · 53 reactions | Rev. Kate Bottley is exploring Formby’s woodland, one of the few remaining homes for red squirrels in the UK. She meets the Christian couple who help protect the rare species, and who feel God is with them in the forest. See the full episode Sunday 26 July 1.15pm BBC One and afterwards for 30 days at bbc.in/3hCEFsT | BBC Songs of Praise | Facebook

192 reactions · 20 shares | Just down the road from Southport are Formby Woods, with nature walks, red squirrel walks, the sand dunes and Formby beach. It's the perfect place to spend an afternoon in the summer. ️ #StandWithSouthport #SouthportRecovery #FormbyWoods | Visit Southport | Facebook

66K views · 713 reactions | Formby is home to a lot of amazing wildlife and sometimes we are lucky enough to catch a glimpse of them. Look at these beautiful Roe-Deer in our Bubble, absolutely stunning. Have you caught any wild animals on camera at Formby Beach or in the Pinewoods. If you have, we would love to see the photos. Just send them to info@formbybubble.com Fabulous video by Dan @Formby_Beach | Formby Bubble | Facebook

16K views · 180 reactions | George Formby opens the gaumont in Oldham 1930s short video | Manchester History Revisited | Facebook