The image, when viewed horizontally, captures a curious squirrel in the foreground of a sunny urban park in Boston, United States. The light gray squirrel, with a bushy tail, is perched on the edge of a paved asphalt path, looking directly towards the camera with its head tilted slightly upwards. Its front paws are visible on the coarse pavement, which is bordered by a light gray concrete curb. Beyond the curb, a vibrant green lawn stretches into the mid-ground, dotted with mature trees featuring lush green foliage. A tall, dark lamppost stands prominently in the middle distance. In the far background, several indistinct human figures are scattered across the grass, some near white signs or yellow ropes that delineate areas, suggesting leisure activities or an event. A partial view of a playground with colorful elements (red, blue, yellow) is visible among the trees on the left side, and a multi-story building can be seen in the distance, indicating an urban setting. The scene is illuminated by bright daylight, suggesting a clear day in the morning or afternoon. The overall atmosphere appears peaceful and leisurely, characteristic of a public park. A dark-feathered pigeon is partially visible in the bottom left corner, walking on the grass. No visible text is present in the image.Gray squirrel spotted multiple times in
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Hristova.V

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Mon, Jun 1, 2026, 08:29 PM

18d ago

Boston, United States of America

42.35600, -71.06700

The image, when viewed horizontally, captures a curious squirrel in the foreground of a sunny urban park in Boston, United States. The light gray squirrel, with a bushy tail, is perched on the edge of…read more

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