Adults weigh 454-681 g (1-1.5 lb). The deciduous forests of the eastern half of North America provide optimum habitat for the gray squirrel, but the range includes portions of the mixed forest in ...

Many people enjoy watching grey squirrels hop around their gardens - but the invasive species can cause chaos to your ...

Grey squirrels can be an annoying presence in your garden and can actually cause quite a bit of damage to plants.

The general color of the upper portions of the body, head and tail of the southern flying squirrel is drab olive gray, darkest and almost black ... Deciduous and mixed forests are the primary habitat, ...

Unlike the chattering, scampering gray squirrel, it's quiet ... to be inundated by sea-level rise over the next 50 years. Given the specific habitat needs of the squirrel and the limited available ...

“These shy forest squirrels need better protection for their habitat from logging and other threats,” said ... status will ring the alarm bells and spur action.” Western gray squirrels superficially ...

While the gray squirrel population has grown to an estimated 2.7 million, native red squirrels have declined from a reported high of 3.5 million to approximately 120,000 today—due to habitat loss and ...

Grey squirrels are a cute and popular garden visitor - but they can be a real pest that can cause all sorts of problems for your house, garden and local wildlife ...

"Grey squirrels can damage maize and fruit crops. They are a threat to orchards and market gardens. They destroy bulbs and corms, eat tree nuts, recently sown seeds and enter into roof voids, damaging ...