A gray squirrel carries pecan shell on weathered wood deck.
A small gray squirrel is seen close up with a pecan shell in its mouth from a three-quarter view on a wood deck. The squirrel has a long tail with beige and black-patterned long fur on the underside. The tail is seen curved up, with the tip resting on the deck to the right. The squirrel has all four feet down on the top step of the deck as it faces the left. Its right foot is halfway off the top step of the deck, as its tiny toes cast long shadows on the wall of the step below. The squirrel has beige fur on its feet, chin, chest, and underside, with a dark gray nose and white and black fur on its outer legs, head, and back. The white and black fur create a heather gray effect. Its little ears are turned to the side of its head, like it is actively listening. The pecan shell is seen hanging out of its mouth, being carried to a safe place. The deck is dark weathered wood, with the top step board running across the step and the other boards running horizontally. Several fallen leaves are spread across the deck, with spots of sun beams shining down through the leaves from a tree above.