Sciurus Niger Collection
The Eastern Fox Squirrel (Sciurus niger) is a charming creature found in various regions across the United States
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The Eastern Fox Squirrel (Sciurus niger) is a charming creature found in various regions across the United States. In Hill Country, Texas, an adult squirrel can be seen quenching its thirst with a refreshing drink of water. With keen eyesight and alertness, this intelligent mammal watches for predators to ensure its safety. Perched on a tree trunk, the Eastern Fox Squirrel showcases its agility and grace. Its sleek fur blends harmoniously with nature's backdrop as it navigates through branches effortlessly. Even in western Oregon's winter chill, these resourceful squirrels adapt by feasting on maple seeds to sustain themselves. In Ogle County, Illinois, we catch another glimpse of this captivating species clinging onto the side of a tree trunk. Their ability to cling so effortlessly demonstrates their remarkable strength and dexterity. Venturing further south to Uvalde County in Texas' Hill Country region reveals an adult Eastern Fox Squirrel perched gracefully on yet another tree branch. Its presence adds charm and vibrancy to the picturesque landscape. These delightful creatures are not limited to just one area; they have been spotted throughout different parts of the country. The Western fox squirrel (Sciurus niger rufiventer) was once known by that name but has since undergone classification changes. Another variation is the Delmarva fox squirrel or cat squirrel (Sciurus niger cinereus), which can also be found within Audubon's collection. Whether it's sipping water in Texas or braving harsh winters in Oregon, these Sciurus niger specimens captivate us with their beauty and resilience. Picture No. 11806857 serves as evidence of their enchanting existence - reminding us of nature's wonders that surround us every day.