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Tamias

Appearance

  • 8–11.5 inches long, plus bushy 3–4-inch tail.
  • Color varies from gray to reddish-brown depending on species.
  • Have light and dark stripes across the sides of their face, back and tail.
  • Podgy cheeks for carrying food.

Lifecycle

  • Start to mate early Spring.
  • Female produces a litter of 2-8 young.
  • Stay with their parents for 2 months then leave to forage on their own.
  • After five months the young will mature to adult size.
  • They lie dormant during Winter.
  • Live for 2 to 3 years in the wild.

Habits

  • Feeding - nuts, seeds, fruits, and insects.
  • Habitat – they live in trees
  • Many will come out at night, but they are not nocturnal

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