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Sherman's Fox Squirrels

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Sherman's Fox Squirrels are much larger than the much more common gray squirrels, but have a much nicer mannersim to them  Due to habitat loss, they are a species of special concern.  It is illegal to hunt them.  I love seeing these gorgeous animals come feed.  

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Notice how long the tail is.    

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There is some variability in the color of these animals from individual to individual.  This one is near black, and these are very rare. 

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Sherman's Fox Squirrel getting a drink.  This clearly shows how long the tails of this species is.

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This individual is more honey colored.  Check out the link below for more information on this rare animal. 

Fox Squirrels in Florida

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