Every autumn, squirrels start bulking up — eating excess amounts of nuts, berries, certain fruits and vegetables, and even insects — to help them survive the cold winter months.

London Feed a squirrel more than a cupful of nuts and you could walk away with a fine The ban would be on the “bulk feeding” of animals, which refers to quantities more than 250 ml — or a cup ...

The squirrel is about to go for the winter. To do this, she needs to find a new home and collect the required number of nuts. Help the squirrels with this. You are going on a big trip.

I shrieked, waving my fist at the sky. “You are not going to get away with this!” Regular readers of this column will know I was shouting at a squirrel. But not just any squirrel.

Squirrels require their front teeth to gnaw on hard food like nuts, bark, and seeds. Of course, due to regular use, these incisors wear down over time, which is why they must keep growing.

As one of the types of foods squirrels eat, nuts only last so long before they begin to go bad. For instance, acorns from red oak trees germinate during spring after being dormant through winter ...

New Brunswick Odd squirrel sighting could make you think you've gone nuts Robert Barker spotted, and photographed, a white squirrel in the woods near Salisbury ...