An Eastern Gray Squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis) crouches on the oak support beam directly above the frame of the SQRLBX camera feed. Outside the box, a gust sweeps through the hardwood upper story, rattling dry white oak leaves and sending small clusters of twigs...
An Eastern Gray Squirrel sits on the highest lateral fork of the white oak, its tail tucked tightly against its back to deflect a light, damp mist. It pauses for six seconds, holds a single red oak acorn between its forepaws, and then leaps upward into a dense curtain...
An Eastern Gray Squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis) rests on a wet oak limb, paws tucked slightly beneath its chest, watching the grey morning air move through the upper branches. Around the lens frame of SQRLBX, liquid water coats the damp bark in a dark, reflective...
An Eastern Gray Squirrel sits on the lip of a oak branch, a white oak acorn turned neatly between its forepaws. For four minutes, the movement is rhythmic: three sharp chews, a brief pause with nose held high toward the light breeze, and three chews more. The forest...
An Eastern Gray Squirrel rests along the horizontal fork of a white oak branch, forty feet above the forest floor. Its fur shows subtle silvering across the shoulders. The tail, draped loosely over a patch of lichen, twitches twice—a slow, measured gesture rather than...
