What resources are sometimes shared by squirrels and certain birds?
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Some of the natural resources that are shared by both squirrels and birds are the trees they both live in and the water they both drink. You've heard of a squirrels nest built in a tree and also a birds nest can be constructed in a tree as well. The water they consume could be from a nearby creek or pond, or they might rely on rainwater pooling in puddles to take a drink.
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MAMMALS: Iberian lynx, mountain goat, brown bear, genet, weasel, iberian wolf, fox, otter, wildcat (felix silvestris or gato montés, don't know how you translate that) badger, ermine, wild boar, deer (many kinds), rabbit, hare, red squirrel, house mouse, fieldmouse, rat, water rat, vole, mole, shrew (three kinds), hedgehog, masked dormouse (literally translated, lirón careto or eliomys quercinus).\nAnd many many more.\n\nBIRDS: black and white storks, sparrows, starlings, bustard, coaltits, bluetits and may others, bullfinch, goldfinch, crossbillrobin, oropéndola, swift, swallow, several kinds of woodpecker, red kite, black kite, peregrine falcon, king heron, emperor heron, several cormorants, pink flamingo (very rare), lots of ducks, snake-eating eagle, águila real (aquila chrysaetos), many more eagles, barn owl, lots more owls, many more birds of prey whose names I cannot remember, oystercatcher, avocet, black-headed gull, common tern, urogallo (tetrao urogallus) pigeons (terribly imbecile and annoying), kingfisher, hoopoe, cuckoo, lark, shrike, jay, magpie, crow, blackbird, raven, several vultures, etc.\n\nFISH: the most important freshwater fish are trout and catfish\n\nREPTILES: many many many. My fingers ache so I'm going to stop. Spain contains more than just bulls and donkeys, that's for sure.
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i'd say wood, salt, amber (if you count it), coal, iron, silver. and a lot of animals in the woods to hunt for them.
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Pigeons.\n\nSeriously.
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the number of animal species that depend on acorns as a food source is large wild turkeys ,deer squirrels several birds also tannin is produced from them and is used to make leather
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Squirrels build nests called "dreys".  They are made of twigs and leaves.   The interior is lined with fur,  feathers or other soft material for comfort.   There are normally two exits in this type of nest,  and they're built high in a tree between two strong branches.   High enough to provide protection from ground predators,  but not too high or the nest will be destroyed by the winds.   \nSquirrels also build a nest,  called a "den",  in a hollow tree cavity.
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If you mean where can you find info about them I would think any animal encyclopedia would be helpful.  There are horned toads (really lizards), other lizards, various snakes, desert rodents, scorpions and spiders, mountain lions, road runners, eagles and hawks and of course other birds.
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It depends on the species. Some will travel very far to follow, or find, food. Some will travel during different seasons.
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In midden piles.  Squirrels will bury large volumes of acorns, hickory nuts and walnuts underground or under a pile of leaves and forest floor litter, creating a cool, moist storage facility which they can use during the winter.\n\nLink below refers to red squirrels, but the behavior is true for gray squirrels, too.
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there may be some info here\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humming_Birds
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PINE CONES,,LEAVES,,STICKS AND TWIGS,,ALSO PUT DRYER LINT ON THE GROUND THE BIRDS WILL USE IT TO LINE THERE NESTS TO KEEP THERE EGGS WARM \nHOPE THIS HELPS
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All birds eat a share of grit,sand and dirt to help with their digestion. There are also small insects you can't see but they can.
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The answer is none.\nSee, boy squirrels CAN chase tails, they don't do it though as they're all too obsessed with burying their nuts in places they then forget about.
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Mostly, they don't unless their in zoos.  Once there habitat is gone, they're gone.  Squirrels are the exception.
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Squirrels are carrying maximum acorns gives you following possibilities:\n\n5,5,5,5,2,2:  or 4 trips by black squirrel, 2 by brown\n5,5,5,3,2,2,2:  or 3 trips by black squirrel, 1 by gray, 3 by brown\n5,5,3,2,3,2,2,2:  or 2 trips by black squirrel, 2 by gray, 4 by brown\n5,3,2,3,2,3,2,2,2:  or 1 trip by black squirrel, 3 by gray, 5 by brown\n3,2,3,2,3,2,3,2,2,2:  or 4 trips by gray squirrel, 6 by brown\n2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2:  or 12 trips by brown squirrel\n3,3,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2:  or 2 trips by gray squirrel, 9 by brown\n3,3,3,3,2,2,2,2,2,2:  or 4 trips by gray squirrel, 6 by brown\n3,3,3,3,3,3,2,2,2:  or 6 trips by gray squirrel, 3 by brown\n3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3:  or 8 trips by gray squirrel\n5,3,3,3,3,3,2,2:  or 1 trip by black squirrel, 5 by gray, 2 by brown\n5,5,2,2,2,2,2,2,2:  or 2 trips by black squirrel, 7 by brown\n5,5,3,3,3,3,2:  or 2 trips by black squirrel, 4 by gray, 1 by brown\n5,5,5,3,3,3:  or 3 trips by black squirrel and 3 by gray\n\nThis gives a total of 14 ways if they carry maximum load.  They aren't divided evenly (I hope that's not a requirement).\n\nIf they carry less than maximum load, then it becomes a matter of the different distributions amongst the three squirrels which add up to 24:\n\nbrown = 0, gray = 0, black = 24\nbrown = 0, gray = 1, black = 23\nbrown = 1, gray = 0, black = 23\n...etc...\n\nwhich can be reduced down to the mathematical equation:\n\n1+2+3+4+...+25 = 325 different combinations!\n\n{Now ask why the equation end with "...+25" instead of "...+24"  :-) }
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My guess would be mammals
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There are several.\nhttp://birding.about.com/library/weekly/aa060797.htm