A white chipmunk in your yard is likely a piebald or albino individual. Like other mammals, chipmunks can exhibit albinism, but they rarely survive long due to high visibility to predators. Enjoy the rare sighting, but don't expect the animal to remain in the area after release.


another albino chipmunk
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