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Squirrels of Duke University

This squirrel was spotted in the hedges near West Union. — Henry Haggart
This squirrel was spotted in the hedges near West Union.

Action shot of a critter by the trees in front of the chapel. — Henry Haggart
Action shot of a critter by the trees in front of the chapel.

This squirrel has found dinner in front of the Brodhead Center. — Henry Haggart
This squirrel has found dinner in front of the Brodhead Center.

Leaping over a branch, this critter makes its way across the quad. — Henry Haggart
Leaping over a branch, this critter makes its way across the quad.

By the chapel, this critter poses for the camera. — Henry Haggart
By the chapel, this critter poses for the camera.

Playful corgi spotted on the quad. — Henry Haggart
Playful corgi spotted on the quad.

Critter caught on camera just before climbing up the cedar. — Henry Haggart
Critter caught on camera just before climbing up the cedar.

Birds (not squirrels) can always be spotted in the cedar trees behind the chapel. — Henry Haggart
Birds (not squirrels) can always be spotted in the cedar trees behind the chapel.

More timid than squirrels, birds often fleet from sidewalks when bypassers come along. — Henry Haggart
More timid than squirrels, birds often fleet from sidewalks when bypassers come along.

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