Yellow-pine Chipmunk

Yellow-pine ChipmunkThe yellow-pine chipmunk occurs in forests and shrublands of western North America. It gathers seeds and other foods on the ground and stores food.What does it look like?The back is gray-brown to olive, with five dark lengthwise stripes alternating with pale stripes. The underside is lighter and the tail is long-haired.How does it live?The yellow-pine chipmunk occurs in forests and shrublands of western North America. It gathers seeds and other foods on the ground and stores food.It forages by day on the ground and among shrubs, collecting seeds and other foods for storage. Shrub cover and shade are used while feeding.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.