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Craig Smith photographed the following at SVT's General Federation of Women's Clubs of Massachusetts Memorial Forest in Sudbury: black-capped chickadee, common whitetail dragonfly, gray squirrel, mourning doves, red squirrel, and a thread-waisted wasp.

Dawn Dentzer used her automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph three young gray squirrels exploring the area around their nest in Sudbury.

Dawn Dentzer used her automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph this gray squirrel in Sudbury.

Dawn Puliafico photographed this red fox with its prey, a gray squirrel, at Wildwood Cemetery in Ashland.

 

Steve from Stow photographed the following in his backyard: Baltimore oriole, ruby-throated hummingbird, yellow warbler, gray squirrel, mourning dove, northern cardinal, rose-breasted grosbeak, red-bellied woodpecker.

 

Craig Smith photographed the following at SVT's Greenways Conservation Area in Wayland: American kestrel, brown-headed cowbird, eastern bluebird, gray squirrel, mourning doves, northern flicker, tufted titmouse, and a pair of wood ducks.

 

Ron McAdow photographed this black variation of a gray squirrel in Lincoln.

Mark Roberts photographed a swarm of honey bees at his birdfeeder in Stow.  After some research online, he found that bees will occasionally feed at birdfeeders not for the corn but for the pollen in the dust.  He said the swarm knocks a good amount of the seed onto the ground, which makes the gray squirrels quite happy.

Don Fye used his remote wildlife camera to photograph these raccoons and a gray squirrel at SVT's Hamlen Woods in Wayland.

Russ Place photographed these gray squirrels at their nest box in Hudson.

Dawn Dentzer photographed this melanistic gray squirrel at her home in Sudbury.  A brief description of the characteristic found in some gray squirrels, and many other species, can be found on Mass Audubon's site. 

Jim Stockless photographed this red-tailed hawk that had just caught a gray squirrel, off of Central Street in Framingham.

Craig Smith recorded video of several species during a visit to SVT's General Federation of Women's Clubs of Massachusetts Memorial Forest in Sudbury.  Included in the video are:  gray squirrel, American bullfrog, red-winged blackbird, ebony jewelwing damselfly, common whitetail dragonfly, great crested flycatcher, and gray catbird.

Anne Dykiel photographed this gray squirrel in Acton.