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White House, Washington, D.C. (map), 1995 Photograph by Chris Johns “Making a getaway, an unauthorized visitor to the White House lawn dashes off with a peanut. Groundskeepers erected squirrel feeders to entice the rodents away from flower bulbs, a solution that sometimes works for gardeners, who concede: If you can’t beat ’em, feed ’em.” —From “In Praise of Squirrels,” November 1995, National Geographic magazine Back to Geography Action! Habitats: Cities and Suburbs More Photo Galleries From Geography Action! Habitats • Habitats Photo Gallery: Introduction • Habitats Photo Gallery: Deserts and Tundra • Habitats Photo Gallery: Forests • Habitats Photo Gallery: Fresh Water • Habitats Photo Gallery: Oceans and Coasts • Habitats Photo Gallery: Prairies      More From National Geographic • Geography Action! Habitats Home Page • Photography Home Page • National Geographic News • Photo of the Day     Online Store Find photography products in our online store.

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