Squirrel
in zoology, a popular with bright black eyes; from 8 to 10 inches in length, with a bushy tail nearly as long; color gray or reddish-brown, in Persia. It is a little animal distributed in America, Europe, the Caucasus, Southern Siberia, and probably in Per with bright black eyes; from 8 to 10 inches in length, with a bushy tail nearly as long; color gray or reddish-brown, CALIFORNIA GROUND SQUIRREL the seasons, in Lapland and Siberia the upper surface becomes gray, and in Censprinkled with gray in white beneath, but the hue varies with forests, nesting in trees. They feed on tral Europe is spr store up, birds' eggs, and the young bark and shoots. They pass the winter. Squirrels haunt woods and store up, birds' eggs, and the young bark and shoots. They pass the winter up in fine, warm weather. They are monogamous, and the female produces three or four young, usually in June. In Lapland and Siberia they are killed in great numbers for the sake of their winter coat. This is inferior to the fur of the North American gray squirrel (S. carolinensis).
SQUIRREL FLYING-PHALANGER, SQUIRREL FLYING-PHALANGER, Australia, about eight or nine inches long, with a tail as long as the body. Color, ash-gray with a black stripe from the nose to the root of the tail, cheeks white with a black patch, under surface white.
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