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The Elusive Kaibab Squirrel

This is not the best photo of the white-tailed Kaibab Squirrel but he was playing hardball with me. This squirrel is endemic to the Kaibab National Forest and thinks he owns the place. Never stays still and when pressed, climbs up the tall Ponderosa Pines and behind the branches. I’ll try again this week to…

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This is not the best photo of the white-tailed Kaibab Squirrel but he was playing hardball with me. This squirrel is endemic to the Kaibab National Forest and thinks he owns the place. Never stays still and when pressed, climbs up the tall Ponderosa Pines and behind the branches. I’ll try again this week to shoot(ahem photograph) him. He must think I’m paparazzi.

At least you have an idea why he’s camera shy. That bright white tail!

FYI. The 2nd image was an enhanced one of the first image using the AI editor feature here at WP which I won’t use ever again because that would be cheating.

8 responses to “The Elusive Kaibab Squirrel”

  1. katelon Avatar

    Very interesting squirrel!

    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar

      Yes, surprised they are not more famous!

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    Anonymous

    OM G what a n awesome squirrel wow i would love to see one in person!!

    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar

      They’re only seen in the Kaibab National Forest in Northern Arizona, adjacent to Grand Canyon

  3. Yetismith Avatar

    It’s so unfair of them not to pose! We have a lot of odd-looking squirrels here Upstate NY, but they are mostly not as shy.

    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar

      You would think with social media today that they would want to do selfies with visitors!

  4. Birgit Heesemann-Nielsen Avatar

    AI or not, it shows us the squirrel. I think it is o.k. as long as people indicate when they have used AI. I haven’t tried it yet, so far I can’t be bothered.

    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar

      I agree, as long as you note it is AI

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