mammal · Rodentia · Sciuridae
Eastern Gray Squirrel
Sciurus carolinensis Gmelin, 1788 — also called Eastern Grey Squirrel, Grey Squirrel, Grey squirrel. Occurrence records of the Eastern Gray Squirrel are shared on GBIF from around 22 parks and reserves in the directory, most of all Lion's Head Hiking Trail (418 records).
IUCN: Least concernSciuridae
22reserves with records
1 185records around them
1provinces
LCIUCN category
Where it is recorded
| Reserve | Province | Records |
|---|---|---|
| Lion's Head Hiking TrailNature reserve | WC Western Cape | 418 |
| Tokai ParkNational park | WC Western Cape | 160 |
| Jan Marias Nature ReserveNature reserve | WC Western Cape | 113 |
| Hottentots-HollandProtected area | WC Western Cape | 99 |
| Constantia NekNature reserve | WC Western Cape | 63 |
| Raapenberg Bird SanctuaryGame reserve | WC Western Cape | 58 |
| Table Mountain National ParkNational park | WC Western Cape | 47 |
| Muizenberg CaveNature reserve | WC Western Cape | 38 |
| Boland Mountain ComplexProtected area | WC Western Cape | 33 |
| Grysbok ParkNature reserve | WC Western Cape | 33 |
| Silvermine Nature ReserveNature reserve | WC Western Cape | 29 |
| Clara Anna Fontein Game ReservePrivate game reserve | WC Western Cape | 25 |
| Vredenheim Big Cats ParkWildlife sanctuary | WC Western Cape | 15 |
| St. James SpringNature reserve | WC Western Cape | 11 |
| Dick Dent Bird SanctuaryGame reserve | WC Western Cape | 8 |
| Haasendal Nature ReserveNature reserve | WC Western Cape | 8 |
| Limietberg Nature ReserveNature reserve | WC Western Cape | 8 |
| Drakenstein Lion ParkWildlife sanctuary | WC Western Cape | 6 |
| Ceres Nature ReserveNature reserve | WC Western Cape | 4 |
| Helderberg Nature ReserveNature reserve | WC Western Cape | 3 |
| Cape Winelands Biosphere ReserveBiosphere reserve | WC Western Cape | 3 |
| Boulders Penguin ColonyGame reserve | WC Western Cape | 3 |
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Source: GBIF.org occurrence records within the radius of each reserve's point; taxonomy and IUCN category from the GBIF backbone; photo from Wikimedia Commons, credit on the picture. Records near a reserve do not prove the species lives inside it.