Our friends in the U.K. are having a bugger of a time controlling their gray squirrel population. Those street-darting, bushy-tailed rodents native to North America were introduced to the British Isles in the 19th century. Slowly, but surely, the invasive gray squirrels have hobbled the native population of smaller red squirrels as the two battle for resources and space.
Aug
04
2022
Fixing The Squirrels
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