There’s a moment there - around 30 seconds in (second video) - where the grey squirrel does a passable Trump impression
That’s squirrels for you - gravity-defying, now-you-see-them-now you-don’t aerial magicians! I think they are in league with Douglas Adams’ mice.
Grey squirrels do the tail toupee on their backs to make themselves look bigger and give predators something insubstantial to attack.
And as you’ve noticed, human rodents also use this strategy.
It’s clear from the camera motion that a human is visible through the glass, and the squirrel is desperately trying to move towards that human.
I’m afraid of any wild animal that isn’t afraid of me. Among other things, that’s a symptom of rabies (though this squirrel doesn’t seem to show any other rabies symptoms).
I’m definitely keeping that door between us.
Squirrels know that you have to take down force fields carefully.
Squirrel should know better than to try this at my place, because here’s what he’d say next…
Whew, thanks a lot! Wait, why are you locking the door? OMG - the cat sounds were coming from inside the house…Noooooooo! 
“No, Captain. It’s a sneeze shield.”
It just looks like a squirrel.
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