(Something that states that the app is only available and works in the Unites States and a few surrounding regions)

Buttons:

Suggested donation box to keep the app running

Pictures of Squirrels

"Location" (Not in use yet)

"Color"

"Select Location"

"Select Color"

[Select the color of the Squirrel you want to identify]

Colors to select from:

-Gray

-Brown

-Red

-Beige

Flying.

A button will then appear that says:

"See results of what breed the Squirrel is?"

Then to see the next tab, you would click the button:

"See Results"

A button will then appear that says:

"See results of what breed the Squirrel is?"

Then to see the next tab, you would click the button:

"See Results"

Species: Eastern, Western, and Arizona gray squirrel

Traits: Look for their gray backs and lighter undersides. The eastern gray has brownish accents on the face, feet, and tail, but the others are almost entirely gray.

Habitat: Gray squirrels are especially acrobatic and can be seen anywhere from the ground to treetops and forests.

Species: Eastern and Mexican fox squirrel

Traits: Some of the largest tree squirrels, these species weigh in at nearly 2 pounds. Their coats vary from region to region, but most have foxy orange trim on their sides and tails.

Habitat: You’re likely to spot fox squirrels on the ground, as they aren’t as agile as gray squirrels.

Traits: They may be small, but they are the most active, noisy, and colorful group of tree squirrels. Both species have large patches of red, although the Douglas’ has a darker gray-brown back in winter.

Habitat: Look for these species in forests with coniferous trees they primarily eat seeds from cones.

Traits: Generally more dense or chunkier-looking than tree squirrels. Some species’ tails are much shorter as well.

Habitat: When threatened, these squirrels scurry to their burrows (or a tree, if they’re in a pinch). They tend to live in small colonies underground and are active during the day.

A button will then appear that says:

"See results of what breed the Squirrel is?"

Then to see the next tab, you would click the button:

"See Results"

Traits: Their large eyes help them see in the dark, and extra skin allows them to hang glide from tree to tree.

Habitat: Despite being common, flying squirrels are not seen as often as other tree squirrels because they’re only active at night. They tuck themselves into holes in trees during the day to sleep.