A gray squirrel in fall leaves.
© Fabian Schreiber
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A typical gray squirrel.
© Neeson Hsu
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A White Squirrel of Brevard by benzine_x
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Long Live Coppy Patch
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Long Live Coppy! Here’s a patch! For you! Don’t say we don’t spoil you.
2.68″ wide x 4″ tall. Custom woven with a heat seal adhesive on the back. Ready to ship in mid-March.
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albino squirrel by Jesse Garrison
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one of the infamous albino squirrels of Oberlin.
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Typical melanistic jet-black phenotype of Eastern Gray squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis) in Ottawa, Ontario. Summer 2021 by lezumbalaberenjena
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2019-08-01 Black Squirrel by JanetandPhil
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Black Squirrel, melanistic subgroup of the Eastern Gray Squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis) - Third Lake, IL - 1 August 2019
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Albino Squirrel by David McAdoo
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I saw these guys on the campus of Brevard College in the mountains of NC. The town likes these guys so much they are having a weekend festival about them. Actually I am told that these are not true albinos but a breed of white animals that show up within a normal population in the town.
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"White Squirrel" by Festive Coquette
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Brevard, NC.
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Albino Squirrel by Victoria Pickering
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Albino squirrel on the Mall, Washington D.C.
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Eastern Gray Squirrel by Dennis Church
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Mighty and Majestic - The Asian Indian Lion
Photographer: Dr Mohnish Grover
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A male lion peering from the undergrowth at nearby impalas at sunrise.
Photographer: Keith Ladzinski
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Shelter From the Rain.
During a visit to the Maasai Mara, Kenya, Ashleigh McCord captured this tender moment between a pair of male lions. At first, she had been taking pictures of only one of the lions, and the rain was just a light sprinkle, although the second had briefly approached and greeted his companion before choosing to walk away. But as the rain turned into a heavy downpour, the second male returned and sat, positioning his body as if to shelter the other. Shortly after, they rubbed faces and continued to sit, nuzzling for some time. #
© Ashleigh McCord / Wildlife Photographer of the Year
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Africa's Most Dangerous Animals - Lion
African Wanderlust - Travel
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Desert Lions
African Wanderlust - Travel
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LR_IMG_177729 by jue wes
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Missing the bush... Male Lion on a morning walk...
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The King’s Feast
Lions hunting, Okavango Delta, Masai Mara National Park, Kenya
by Panos Laskarakis
Nature InFocus Photography Contest 2021
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