Abert Squirrel
This abert squirrel seems surprised to see me with the camera. Usually they run at the first sight of me, but this one took a few seconds to decide the level of threat. I didn’t move and the squirrel rewarded me with this pose.
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That squirrel is so cute I might not let my dog chase it out of my yard! Eat my seeds, oh tufted ear squirrel!
The ear tufts give these squirrels a comic look, don’t you think? If they will pose, one can capture some funny expressions.