Will sacrifice the joy of eating an acorn for the joy of giving the acorn to another - Every nut accounted for and in its place - Has been known to steal the occasional nut, but will acknowledge the theft - Leaves no nut unexamined - Believes that the laying on of paws can heal anything - When complimented, demures but accepts a nice back-scratching - Can effectively store three times more nuts than the average squirrel. Fastidious, and spends free time grooming.
Can justify any nut theft - Has a hard time raising a ruckus as it might make one appear to have less self-control - Worries that there are never enough nuts - Is regularly appalled at the careless placement of nuts in others inventories
They can appear cool and off hand in their personal life (“I thank you to keep your mitts off my nuts”), and although to some extent they are detached, they are actually very sensitive and caring (“I am saving that pecan for later to share with you”). The Virgo squirrel makes long-lasting personal relationships, but expects their need for personal space to be respected by both their human and other squirrels alike.
They make excellent doctors (the magic of those healing paws when gently patting their human’s face) and teachers (“This is how you look for a nut”), also first-rate personal assistants (“I put the acorns here, the pecans here, and I need you to take the bedding out and replace it with fresh”). They work well under stress provided they are not hurried (wishing to avoid a cracked or dropped nut).
The outdoor life is essential to the average Virgo at some time of their life, gentle exercise regimes for example Yoga, Chi Gung, Tai Chi, and Sqwirl Chi will suit them better than more energetic sports.
Color: Silver/Grey
Image: Neat
Spiritual refreshment can be found just strolling through the countryside.