You’ll spot squirrels most often in spring and autumn. That’s when they race around, searching for food, looking for mates, and stashing nuts wherever they can. Spring brings a burst of energy as squirrels pop up everywhere, mate, and hunt for fresh food. Autumn turns them into frantic gatherers, getting ready for the cold. You’ll…
So, you stumbled across “Where did you go, squirrel?” and can’t help but wonder what’s up with that phrase. It usually points to a sudden distraction, a funny moment, or a tiny mystery that just pops up and interrupts your day. When someone says it, they’re often calling out a playful pause—maybe someone zoned out,…
You want a feeder that keeps birds fed and squirrels out, but without all the hassle. Honestly, the best squirrel-proof bird feeder uses a weight-activated or cage design that blocks squirrels but lets little songbirds eat in peace. That means less wasted seed, less time spent chasing furry thieves, and more time just watching the…
You’ll find the Blind Squirrel in two spots—Middletown and Florence. Each one brings a different vibe and its own live music scene. If you’re after a lively night with local bands, food, and drinks, you should check out Blind Squirrel in Middletown. For something similar but closer to the mall and more family-friendly events, Blind…
You can spot squirrels pretty much anywhere—except in Antarctica and most of Australia. They live in trees, on the ground, and in forests or grasslands all over the world, so you’ll probably see them near parks, woods, or even in some city neighborhoods. This post explores where different types of squirrels actually live. Some nest…
So, you want to feed squirrels but you’re not sure which nuts are safe? Skip nuts with high toxins, mold risks, or super high fat—those can mess with a squirrel’s digestion or even make them sick. Let’s break down which specific nuts to avoid, why they’re risky, and how you can offer safer choices. The…
You’ve probably watched squirrels dart across your yard and wondered: where do they vanish to after sunset? Most tree squirrels curl up in leaf nests called dreys or squeeze into hollow tree cavities. Ground squirrels, on the other hand, burrow underground—so you’ll usually find them tucked in nests or holes close to where they spend…
You might spot a flying squirrel anywhere there’s a big patch of woods, especially if you see old trees and hollow spots around. Try looking for them at night along the edges of forests, in parks with mature trees, or near old snags where they like to nest. If you live in the eastern US,…
You’ll only find gliding squirrels in one group: the flying squirrels. They don’t really fly like birds or bats—what they do is glide, thanks to a furry skin flap between their legs called a patagium. That quirky feature sets them apart from your usual tree squirrels and turns them into acrobats of the treetops. If…
Ever wondered where squirrels disappear to when winter hits and snow covers everything? You’ll usually spot them tucked away in nests, tree hollows, burrows, or sneaking into warm spots near people—think attics, garages, or under decks. Squirrels don’t hibernate fully. They stay active through winter by finding shelter and munching on food they’ve stashed away….