Posted: March 29, 2025 | Last updated: March 29, 2025 This squirrel stood at the base of a tree, as if deciding how to move to the next. It then traveled in stealth mode, using the snow for cover.

Raleigh will soon remove from Nash Square the downtown art piece, which is crumbling, and allow it to decompose at Marsh Creek greenhouse. It came from a 100-year-old oak.

Snow piles up on the limbs of oak trees in Louis Armstrong Park in New Orleans, Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2025. (Photo by Sophia Germer, The Times-Picayune) STAFF PHOTO BY SOPHIA GERMER ...

A squirrel huddles up amid the cold of winter. Squirrel tracks are abundant in the snow that's fallen this year, but spring and summer flowers are on their way, as difficult as that may be to believe.

The Nash Square squirrel “Berkeley,” a sculpture by Corey Lancaster, was carved from part of a 90-foot, 120-year-old willow oak that was removed from Nash Square in 2019.