May 082013
 
Fox Squirrel - The Most Important Meal of the Day

A Fox Squirrel having a bagel for breakfast down at White Rock Lake. Now I have seen everything. Observation Details County – Dallas City – Dallas Date – Apr 28, 2013 Time of Day – Morning Temperature – Cool (50-69°F/10-21°C) Weather – Cloudy Habitat – Recreation-Park Type of Behavior – Feeding Gender – Uncertain Maturity

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Feb 042013
 
Fox Squirrel - Acorn Eater

A Fox Squirrel feeding on acorns dropped by Live Oak trees in a suburban neighborhood. Observations Details County – Denton City – Carrollton Date – Jan 25, 2013 Time of Day – Afternoon Temperature – Cool (50-69°F/10-21°C) Weather – Overcast Habitat – Residential – Single Family Type of Behavior – Feeding Gender – Uncertain Maturity

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Jul 312012
 
Fox Squirrel - Parking Lot

Observed in the parking lot of the Richardson Municipal Court. The Fox Squirrel doesn’t realize it, but there is a recently fledge Red-tailed Hawk sitting atop the light post in these pictures. Observation Details County – Dallas City – Richardson Date – Jun 1, 2012 Time of Day – Afternoon Temperature – Warm (70-89°F/21-32°C) Weather

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Mar 172012
 

A Fox Squirrel going about its business in Carrollton, Texas. Plus, an unprovoked cardinal attack!   County – Dallas City – Carrollton Date – Feb 27, 2012 Time of Day – Morning Temperature – Cool (50-69°F/10-21°C) Weather – Overcast Habitat – Recreation-Park Type of Behavior – Interacting Gender – Uncertain Maturity – Adult Observer -

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Feb 102012
 

As we approached this Fox Squirrel he made a comically half-hearted attempt to conceal himself behind a branch. The squirrel quickly lost interest in hiding and soon resumed his prior business.   County – Denton City – Carrollton Date – Nov 13, 2011 Time of Day – Midmorning Temperature – Warm (70-89°F/21-32°C) Weather – Clear

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Jan 242012
 
Journal - Rescue, Rehab, and Release

Dateline – March 1, 2009 This past spring my daughter and I were invited to participate in an event that turned out to be quite a remarkable experience. Valeri Marler of the Wildlife Center at Crosstimbers Ranch, a wildlife rehabilitation and education center, graciously asked us to accompany her in the releasing of a number

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