Woodland Squirrel Finds an Easter Egg Hideaway
A lively woodland squirrel discovers patterned Easter eggs hidden in a tree stump.
A4 format (portrait), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use
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Inside the Squirrel's Easter Egg Hideaway
The woodland squirrel is on a tree stump containing a collection of decorated Easter eggs. The hollow stump serves as an unexpected hideaway, bringing together a familiar forest animal, natural wood, and a playful Easter discovery.
Woodland Squirrel and Tree Stump Facts
Squirrels often investigate holes, bark crevices, and other sheltered places while searching for food or a safe route. A stump remains useful after a tree has fallen because fungi, insects, and small animals can make use of its wood and cavities. Squirrels also help woodland growth when forgotten seeds or nuts later sprout.
Natural Colors for the Squirrel, Stump, and Eggs
- Woodland squirrel fur: reddish brown, warm brown, black, or gray, depending on the species
- Squirrel belly: cream, pale gray, or white
- Squirrel eyes: very dark brown or black
- Tree stump bark: gray-brown, deep brown, or reddish brown
- Patterned Easter eggs: bright or pastel mixtures of red, yellow, blue, green, pink, and purple