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The bright orange pelt of this animal and it's loud, scolding call make it an easier visual and audible identification. Unlike the Eastern Gray Squirrel this species has a wider home range and spends more time on the ground foraging. They return with their food to a preferred dining location. If you happen-upon a debris midden of corn cobs and split nutshells you will have found ‘that spot’. This species buries nuts for retrieval at a future date - which probably accounts for all the tiny oak trees popping-up around the joint.
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