"She waited for the light to filter through the last half of her tail. Each strand needed to reflect the unique colors and textures early morning sun brought to her look because afternoon sun created a completely different mood. As she puffed the tail up with just the right amount of energy, she turned her almond-shaped espresso eyes towards the sky to check for red-tailed hawks or migrating raptors. Seeing none, she relaxed and turned her attention towards the backyard with the walnut tree. If the photographer was there, she would need to keep her tail and fur groomed. If it was just the cats, rabbit, and songbirds, she could relax and dive into the green feeder for seed snacks. And so, a professional show squirrel's day begins....