After mating it returns to its normal life. Mating begins after the winter rest in April. It feeds on shrubs, mushrooms, berries, birds, and other small animals. In contrast to its solitary life it rests in pairs in winter and lives from the contents of its storage chambers. The Siberian chipmunk marks its territory with urine, but also with oral glands on its cheeks.

The territory ranges from 700 to 4000 m and is larger for females than males and is also larger in autumn than spring. The Siberian chipmunk lives in loose colonies, where every individual has its own territory. Siberian chipmunks in France have been shown to produce 8.5 times more Ixodes ricinu (tick species) nymphs infected with lyme disease than bank voles or wood. A burrow consists of a nest chamber, several storage chambers and chambers for the waste. It has a burrow, which can be 2.5 m long and 1.5 m deep. It is a good climber, but stays mostly on the ground. The Siberian chipmunk is a diurnal species, which lives in coniferous and mixed forests with bushy understory. It has colonised parts of eastern and central Europe due to escapes from captivity, and has recently become widespread in Belgium there are also recent reports from Ireland. In rare cases, Siberian chipmunks may spread diseases such as rabies by biting other animals or humans,but these cases have been rare. Its foes include birds of prey, mustelids, and cats. The Siberian chipmunk is relatively small compared to other Sciuridae, such as the Red Squirrel. The weight of adults depends on the time of year, and is normally 50–150 grams. It is 18–25 cm long, of which a third is the tail. Buddy Siberian Husky Puppy Male Buddys story Buddy is an 8 month old AKC black and white Siberian Husky with blue eyes. Typical for the Siberian chipmunk are the five white and dark stripes along the back. Search results for 'siberian chipmunk' Pets and Animals for sale in Zanesville, Ohio. The siberian Chipmunk, Tamias sibiricus (1769)