Douglas squirrel

 Nature  The Douglas squirrel is a rodent native to British Columbia. This species is called 'squirrel pine' and 'chickaree'. Douglas squirrels are distinguished by their orange front teeth that stop growing. Therefore, they always control the length of their teeth to prevent them from growing. In their range, Douglas squirrels compete with introduced eastern squirrel species. Distribution  Blue streaked Lory yellow collared lovebird Geography  Continent  North America  Country  Canada, United States  Area  British Columbia, California, Nevada, Oregon, Washington  Biogeographic region  Nearctic  The cost of WWF BIOMES  Mediterranean forests, forests and maquis, temperate coniferous forests  Along the Pacific coast of North America, Douglas-fir squirrels are found in northern California, west and central Oregon, western Washington, and southwestern Columbia. British (Canada). The best habitat of this species is a conif...