Eastern
Grey Squirrels
Eastern gray squirrels are found throughout the eastern United States;
their natural range extends from Florida, north to Canada, and west to
where the deciduous forests meet the great plains grasslands. There are
5 subspecies of eastern grey squirrels, S. carolinensis carolinensis is
the subspecies found in most of the south from northern Florida, to North
Carolina, west to Missouri, and eastern Texas... Peg
Halloran Ph.D.
How to Kill
Squirrels (this is probably illegal, you should
not do it). Ok this is how to kill squirrels with 80000 volts!!
it is probably illegal so you should not do it, but this is for
information purposes only.
Eastern grey squirrelshave
been known to accept handouts at parks and colleges where they've grown
accustomed to people. Squirrels will also accept food in the suburbs, bravely
interacting with humans once trust has been established.
The Squirrel store
 Outwitting
Squirrels : 101 Cunning Stratagems to Reduce Dramatically the Egregious
Misappropriation of Seed from Your Birdfeeder by Squirrels.From
spooker poles and Perrier bottles to water bombs and cayenne pepper, Bill
Adler, Jr., has tried every conceivable method to rid his backyard of these
fluffy gluttonous rodents. Revised and even craftier than the first edition,
which sold over 100,000 copies, this new revision contains humorous advice
on keeping squirrels out of the flowerbeds and bird feeders.
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 Squirrels
at My Window : Life With a Remarkable Gang of Urban Squirrels .by
Grace Marmor Spruch, Nurit Karlin.Gregg Bassett, President of The Squirrel
Lover's Club. Originally published in hardcover under the title, "Such
Agreeable Friends: Life with a Remarkable Group of Urban Squirrels," this
delightful book, now back in print as a paperback under its new title,
is the wonderfully fascinating true story of the relationship that the
author and her husband have formed with the urban gray squirrels that visit
their New York City apartment; squirrels that have come in through the
window and visited with them in their kitchen, bedroom and even sometimes
their living room. This book is fascinating reading for squirrel lovers
and non-squirrel lovers alike. For those people who see squirrels as just
a bunch of furry pests that are all alike, Grace's descriptions of the
individual personalities and habits of such bushy tailed friends as Notchko,
Runty, Genius, Sweetie and Blackbuster will help them see squirrels in
a whole new light. Grace Spruch is a physics professor at Rutgers University
and an author. This combination, coupled with her real-life experiences
with squirrels and genuine love for animals, makes for a truly enjoyable
and enlightening book. |
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