i was wondering about all those squirrels everybody's writing about . are
they all tree squirrels ?
The black, red, grey and fox squirrels are all tree climbing and dwelling
squirrels.
(The black ones are prettiest, but the fox ones are rather cute, with orange
tummies, and round here are
At 09:48 AM 25/10/04 -0400, Webwalker wrote:
Are the Koalas as much beloved by their human neighbors as they are by
those of us who see them only on TV and occasionally in a zoo, or are they
considered destructive, etc. Are they protected?
Dear Susan,
Yes they are protected, and Yes, most of us
Dear Susan,
Do any of you have black squirrels, and if so, do you know if they drive
out the other squirrels?
No. Sorry - only grey Koalas. Do they count?
David in Ballarat :_
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Here in the Boston area we have red, grey, and quite a few black
squirrels. The black ones are new in the last ten years or so. I've
heard that they are a mutation of the grey squirrels, other than color,
no difference.
The red squirells were also new in the sense that they grey squirrels
had
David said.
No. Sorry - only grey Koalas. Do they count?
I thought more of possums than koalas. We do have small grey kangaroos over
in the bush(forest) behind our house. Even though I have seen a dead koala
on the road I haven't managed to spot a live one in the trees. I haven't
heard one
Noelene, during one of those mice plagues, we stayed in a motel in Bathurst
(for the non- Australians, Bathurst is a quite large city a couple of hours
drive west of Sydney). All evening our eldest son, then aged about 15, kept
driving us mad by saying there's a mouse.there's a mouse. I put
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And the only grey things that invaded my garden (before I closed the
enormous
iron gate every night) were over a metre high grey kangaroos looking for
something to eat - now we've finally had a bit of
I know Stanford has both black and ground squirrels, and they both seem to be
doing fine. The ground squirrels are much more numerous - in fact on average
there's at least one in sight wherever you are on campus. I'm not sure about
brown tree squirrels though.
At Caltech we have lots of brown
We have a small number of black squirrels here in the northern suburbs of
Chicago, but they are not the dominant ones. They are generally smaller than
the ordinary grey squirrel and even smaller than the fox squirrels
Sue
I live in NE Ohio -- about 60 miles in from both the N and E borders.
