Species · #001

Western gray squirrel

Sciurus griseus · Mammal · Uncommon in San Diego County

Default for wild mammals: logged quietly

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The West Coast’s own gray squirrel is bigger and more silvery than its eastern cousin, with a white belly and a huge plumed tail. It’s out by day in oak and pine woodlands, gathering acorns and pine nuts, and tends to be shyer than the introduced squirrels in many towns.

First seen: Jun 19
Last seen: 10h ago
Visits: 402
Cameras: 2 of 3

Visits by hour of day

Last 90 days · 2% after dark

Visits by hour of day over the last 90 days, in America/Los_Angeles time. 2% were after dark, between 7 PM and 6 AM.
Hour	Visits
12 AM (after dark)	0
1 AM (after dark)	0
2 AM (after dark)	0
3 AM (after dark)	0
4 AM (after dark)	0
5 AM (after dark)	0
6 AM	3
7 AM	19
8 AM	26
9 AM	35
10 AM	30
11 AM	29
12 PM	30
1 PM	21
2 PM	29
3 PM	29
4 PM	32
5 PM	27
6 PM	6
7 PM (after dark)	7
8 PM (after dark)	0
9 PM (after dark)	0
10 PM (after dark)	0
11 PM (after dark)	0

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