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 ...

It’s likely the most common squirrel species in the United States and Canada. No matter if you live in the city, suburbs or out in the boondocks, chances are you have gray squirrels running around.

The Delmarva Peninsula fox squirrel is the largest variety of tree squirrel in North America — with about half its length taken up by its long, exceedingly fluffy tail. Unlike the chattering, ...

according to the American Kennel Club, and twice the size of the more common gray squirrels seen in metropolitan areas like Charlotte and Raleigh, says the North Carolina Wildlife Commission.

A gray squirrel has a mouthful while eating an acorn at the base of a tree in downtown Kennewick. Bob Brawdy Tri-City Herald What do inspiration, clarity of expression and area rodents have in common?

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission today voted to uplist western gray squirrels from threatened to endangered under the state’s endangered species act. Population estimates for the squirrel ...

We often overlook or ignore the more common critters in the natural world. The eastern gray squirrel and chipmunk come to mind as examples of common critters that many people don’t think ...

More than you might think. National Squirrel Appreciation Day (January 21) is an apt time to reflect on how the humble gray squirrel can inspire both precision in language and motivation in life.