Red-tailed Chipmunk

Red-tailed ChipmunkIts striped back and face contrast with rufous shoulders and sides and an orange-red underside to the tail. It inhabits dense conifer forest, especially shrub-rich openings and edges.What does it look like?The back and face have contrasting stripes, with rufous shoulders and sides. The underside of the tail is orange to red.How does it live?Its striped back and face contrast with rufous shoulders and sides and an orange-red underside to the tail. It inhabits dense conifer forest, especially shrub-rich openings and edges.It inhabits dense coniferous forests and is most numerous in openings or edges with abundant shrubs. It uses burrows and shelters in old logs or rock crevices.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.