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Mammals of North America

Bats
:: Bats :: 		Ungulates
:: Ungulates :: 		Rodents
:: Rodents :: 		Rabbits and Pikas
:: Rabbits and Pikas ::
Carnivores
:: Carnivores :: 		Marsupials
:: Marsupials :: 		Armadillos
:: Armadillos :: 		Cetaceans
:: Cetaceans ::
Manatees
:: Manatees :: 		Shrews and Relatives
:: Shrews and Relatives :: 		Northern Short-tailed Shrew
Northern Short-tailed Shrew 		Northern Short-tailed Shrew
Northern Short-tailed Shrew
Marsh Rabbit
Marsh Rabbit 		Marsh Rabbit
Marsh Rabbit 		Botta's Pocket Gopher
Botta's Pocket Gopher		 Brush Rabbit
Brush Rabbit
California Ground Squirrel
California Ground Squirrel		 Mule Deer; bucks
Mule Deer; bucks		 California Ground Squirrel
California Ground Squirrel 		Belding's Ground Squirrel
Belding's Ground Squirrel
Belding's Ground Squirrel
Belding's Ground Squirrel 		California Sea Lions
California Sea Lions 		California Sea Lions
California Sea Lions		 Sea Otter
Sea Otter
Sea Otter
Sea Otter 		Sea Otter
Sea Otter		 Humpback Whale
Humpback Whale 		Humpback Whale
Humpback Whale
Humpback Whale; juvenile
Humpback Whale; juvenile		 Humpback Whale; juvenile
Humpback Whale; juvenile 		Humpback Whale; juvenile
Humpback Whale; juvenile 		Humpback Whale; juvenile
Humpback Whale; juvenile
Humpback Whale; juvenile
Humpback Whale; juvenile 		Merriam's Chipmunk
Merriam's Chipmunk

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barend 04-Feb-2015 22:38
nice pictures
Susan 15-May-2013 19:29
I was in Durango and saw what I was told was a Black-Tailed Squirrel. It appeared to have little rabbit-style ears - of course not as big. The tail was black and white. I was told that it changes it's fur color to white in winter - somewhat like an ermine would do. I cannot find this squirrel in Google.
Charles 25-Oct-2011 00:49
I have a squirrel in my woods in Fennville, Michigan that I cannot identify. It has a white body color (short hair, almost looks shaved) with a brown head, paws, and tail. It is small and appears to stay on the ground, foraging for food. It is a pretty little thing, and I wonder if it is something special or merely a hybrid of a chipmunk and a squirrel (if there is such a thing). How can I identify this little guy?
Guest 24-Jun-2011 04:36
This gallery is super, you must be at the right spot at the right time ~V~
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