Observations by wrenab

The lilac altogether was ten to eleven feet tall. The lilac leaf is three and a half inched in length and two and a half inches in width. It is shaped in a spear head. It is light and dark green with brown around the perimeter of the leaf. The trunk is about a foot long and as thick as a large rolling pin and the rest is under the soil. The lilac has grey-brown coloring for the bark, and there are six stems coming off the trunk with tons of suckers. Most of the flowers are around half a centimeter long and wide. All of them are charcoal black, and the flower stems have about nine to twelve flower clusters, and all of the flowers are dead and stiff and crumbling.

The squirrel was grey, a little brown around the face, ears, and feet, about a foot long in length, seemed to be in a hurry, probably in a hurry to find food, fast, tiny rounded ears, big bushy tail, the tail was about a foot too, tiny little feet, pointed face.

The squirrel was grey, a little brown around the face, ears, and feet, about a foot long in length, seemed to be in a hurry, probably in a hurry to find food, fast, tiny rounded ears, big bushy tail, the tail was about a foot too, tiny little feet, pointed face.

Found dead and decoposing with its intestines showing. 57 degrees when we found it. Two inches for the tail, six inches in total. The Vole has small ears perked up Brown on the back and white and gray on the belly. Mature. Laying on weeds.

Found dead and decoposing with its intestines showing. 57 degrees when we found it. Two inches for the tail, six inches in total. The Vole has small ears perked up Brown on the back and white and gray on the belly. Mature. Laying on weeds.