Photos A rare White Morph squirrel in St. Albans on January 6, 2016 More in Photos: Gift for the Winter Solstice: A rainbow over Green Bank December 27, 2018 Spotted in Pocahontas: Insect fashion show November 5, 2018 Protected: Media Alert – Photos, notes, video links from the WV Supreme Court tour August 6, 2018 Charleston Gazette-Mail photo by Tom HindmanA White Morph squirrel perches on a tree in St. Albans on Tuesday. The science website untamedscience.com tracks these types of rare squirrels, including Albino, Piebald and several others. This coloration is a naturally occurring trait in Eastern Gray squirrels that is very rare. White squirrels typically don’t have a long lifespan because their color makes them easy prey for hawks and other predators. The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources also tracks the white animals. To see more from the Charleston Gazette-Mail, click here.