Vader Lewis County Washington

This curious fox squirrel stood up on its hind legs just long enough for me to snap a photo. Its upright stance and focused gaze made it seem like it was keeping an eye on everything around.

I spotted it in my yard in Arkansas, where these squirrels are frequent guests. They often forage through the grass or climb the nearby trees looking for food.

Fox squirrels are the largest tree squirrel species in North America. Their reddish-orange bellies and bushy tails make them easy to identify, especially when they pause like this in full view.

at The Ginger Man

I am very tired / but I'm not too tired to eat / said the gray squirrel / 2018-5-4

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Eastern Gray Squirrel or Grey Squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis) Black Morph

Tree squirrel Terrace in rest camp of Krugerpark.

Tree squirrel. S94 road. Letaba Rest Camp area. Kruger National Park.

Day 2: Kruger Park

These squirrels where pretty common at the rest camps.

TREE SQUIRREL (backyard pals) - Composition Tuesday

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Tree squirrel. S62 road. Letaba river. Kruger National Park.

Vader Lewis County Washington

Day 2: Kruger Park

These squirrels where pretty common at the rest camps.

Tree squirrel. S62 road. Letaba river. Kruger National Park.

Tree squirrel. S62 road. Letaba river. Kruger National Park.

Think he never heard the owl coming...

Tree squirrel. S94 road. Letaba Rest Camp area. Kruger National Park.

I went on my customary evening nature walk when I had the strange feeling of being watched. I was right...

He has decided to continue his journey across the bridge. Coming at a trot, looks like it will be me who must yield and step aside!!!

Tree squirrel foraging in wilderness area. Kruger National Park, South Africa.