The hole that squirrels use to enter becomes a great place for water leaks to form and a passageway for other animals, including rodents, bats, honeybees and insects.

Q: Should I evict the squirrel who lives in the hole in my golden rain tree’s trunk? There is some rotting on the cut stump. Should it be filled with concrete, or is there a better way to repair it?

When a squirrel forgets where he buried a seed or nut, that seed gets to germinate and grow into a tree. And in the East and Midwest, scientists think the Eastern gray squirrel is a main way that ...

They can be found statewide in Missouri and are common in forested areas near water, officials said. “Flying squirrels live in holes in trees, usually leftover woodpecker holes,” officials said.