One day you’ll find someone obsessed with you. It’s probably going to be a squirrel. Awwww nuts. Most squirrels are not the obsessive type. Some can even be pretty friendly if they’ve learned that people will give them food. That’s the problem. Squirrels that are invited to join your picnic become dependent on human food and can be relentless in their pursuit of it. They may lose their natural fear of humans and their ability to forage for natural foods. Although it may be tempting to reward a cute squirrel for a spot on impression of Oliver Twist, be a true friend of wildlife and keep your food scraps to yourself. “Please sir, I want some more.” Harris's antelope squirrel, pictured here, are rodents that are often mistaken for chipmunks. (Squirrel vs chipmunk debate in 3, 2, 1…) Found in Arizona and New Mexico, these antelope squirrels have distinctive markings on their grey fur, with brown highlights on the sides and legs and a white strip down the side of the torso and encircling ...