Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 89
rather harsh. Thecolor of a typical specimen of the Westernvariety is a mixture of dark red, black, andwhite on the back, and cinnamon-brown under-neath. The type of the variety known as theSouthern Fox Squirrel is much paler, andmore inclined to be gray and white. But thecolor variations of both… … A MOUNTED SPECIMEN OF THE FOX SQUIRREL. not find two exactly alike ; and so in their platethey thought it necessary to reproduce three, an orange-colored one, a gray one, and onenearly black ! The three varieties of this species—of whichthe Northern Fox Squirrel is the third —inhabit the whole of…
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