The quadrupeds of North America New York, V.G. Audubon, 1851-54. Mammals, North America, Duke University Libraries, Tamiasciurus douglasii, John James Audubon, Douglas squirrel, Squirrel, Pine squirrel, Tamiasciurus douglasii, North America animal, Rodent, Three Douglas squirrels are depicted in a natural setting, showcasing their detailed features and playful demeanor. Two squirrels are perched on a sturdy branch of a tree, curiously observing their surroundings. One squirrel sits upright, its tiny paws clasped near its chest, giving an inquisitive look. Meanwhile, the other squirrel sits comfortably beside it, appearing relaxed and content. A third squirrel occupies a higher branch, being slightly turned away, adding depth to the scene. The tree displays lush leaves, enhancing the woodland atmosphere and emphasizing the squirrels' habitat. The overall composition reflects a harmonious connection between the animals and their environment, highlighting their lively essence.