Here to the right you will see a squirrel like falcon. I will call it a fuirrel. The fuirrel resides in the northern most parts of North America and bits of Canada. He mostly eats little rodents such as mice, acorns, seeds, and grass clippings. As we can tell he has the dietary preferences of a normal hawk and squirrel. To avoid national attention, he stays high up in the trees that have a lot of shading. On his back resides a tiny pair of wings. They do not look like they would be able to support his body mass, but surprisingly do. Able to adapt well to urban expansion, these creatures live within the backyards of most. Due to misconceptions, these animals are feared and not highly respected. They are thus the target of many hunters. People have also taken to shooting them in the backyards, and even setting up traps to kill them. Little do they know how harmless and friendly these little critters actually are. Aside from the claw marks they leave on housing, they are harmless, quiet and shy by nature.
