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Diet: Bark, seeds, buds, fungi, carrion, bones, and flowers of ponderosa pines Habitat: coniferous forests mostly ponderosa pine. ALS: Three to four young GP: 43 days. Young are blind and naked when they come into the world. Range: Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Can also be found in Mexico in the Sierra Madre Occidental.
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(Above) Eastern Gray Squirrel can be found anywhere in the United States and Canada.
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Western Gray Squirrel
Diet: Pinecones, acorns, some berries, fungi, bark, sap, and insects. Habitat: Woody areas with preferably coniferous trees. ALS: Three to five young. GP: 43 days. Young are born blind, deaf, pink and naked. WT: 10 weeks
Range: Northwest parts of the United States like starting in the state of Washington then Oregon, California and stopping in the Northern parts of Nevada.
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Eastern Fox Squirrel
Habitat: Mixed forests Diet: Nuts, seeds, insects, carrion, and bird eggs. ALS: Three young. PLS: Six after a gestation period of 44 days. Young born naked. Weaned after 8 weeks. Found throughout the Central and Eastern Part of the United States.
