The quadrupeds of North America New York, V.G. Audubon, 1851-54, North America, mammals, John James Audubon, Duke University Libraries, This artistic depiction showcases a variety of squirrels, specifically the Common Flying Squirrel. The scene features several squirrels in playful poses, interacting with their natural habitat: a textured, weathered tree trunk. Some squirrels are depicted gliding through the air, while others are perched or climbing, illustrating their agile nature. The detailed illustration captures their fur texture and distinct features, emphasizing their keen expressions and lively demeanor. A handwritten label identifies the species as 'Common Flying Squirrel,' while the artwork is marked with a plate number, suggesting it is part of a larger collection focused on wildlife.