Don't be bamboozled by these busy, bushy-tailed critters! Here's how to distinguish a fox squirrel vs gray squirrel.

Gray squirrels are more of a southern squirrel, their range extending up just a little north of the US border with Canada whereas red squirrels live quite happily up into northern Canada.

Gray squirrels, whose natural geographic range is North America, now thrive in England, where many view the American gray squirrel as a pest. Having no natural predators in England, a few ...

The fox squirrels and gray squirrels appear to be getting along, and while I’ve seen squirrels chase each other, it has involved members of their own kind. I have yet to see a gray squirrel ...

The North American red squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) has expanded its geographic range into the state of Indiana concurrently with a decline in populations of gray squirrels (Sciurus carolinensis ...

The western gray squirrel is one of three native tree squirrels in Washington state, and it has been in decline since the late 19th century, according to the status review.

Since listed as threatened in 1993, the population estimates for the squirrel range have spiraled downward, now ranging to just in the range of 450 to 1,400 individuals—an amount the WFWC said ...

I recently moved to Worthington, an area I have long been acquainted with. Gray squirrels are abundant, but I have never seen a fox squirrel in my neighborhood — until Jan. 9.

Gray squirrels, whose natural geographic range is North America, now thrive in England, where many view the American gray squirrel as a pest. Having no natural predators in England, a few ...