Gray and red squirrel sightings are common, but what about a white or black squirrel? Here's what to know about rare colored ...

The endangered western gray squirrel is the latest controversy surrounding a planned tiny home village in Spanaway.

Eastern gray squirrels are omnivores, meaning they eat food of both plant and animal origin. According to Outdoor Alabama, the eastern gray squirrel's feeding habits vary according to the season.

Editor’s note: The western gray squirrel was listed as “threatened” at the time of the Tacoma Rescue Mission’s application for the project. This article has been corrected to reflect that.

Fox Squirrel Northern Flying Squirrel Southern Flying Squirrel The Gray Squirrel is the one that we see the most-in fact, sometimes it’s hard to look out a window and not see a gray squirrel!

Workers at the Gray Fossil Site and Museum made a rare discovery of a giant flying squirrel fossil.

The eastern gray squirrel is native to eastern North America but has unfortunately been introduced to other parts of the world, including South Africa and Europe, where it is considered an exotic ...

The grey squirrel was humanely captured after it was spotted on Anglesey in mid-February. A grey squirrel which may have ridden a train to the home of Wales' largest red squirrel population has ...

On February 12, Angela Geraci of 'The Geraci Zoo' introduced her viewers to Milo, a gentle gray squirrel living in her South Carolina backyard's live oak tree. The sweet squirrel can recognize the ...

However, as broad expanses of old growth forests were cleared for agriculture in the 1800s, gray squirrel populations plummeted, and fox squirrel populations expanded into the remaining woodlots.

Another common squirrel species here is the Fox Squirrel. The Fox Squirrel is larger than the Gray Squirrel and has brown-gray hair above and red-yellow fur below, with a cinnamon brown tail.