Are the squirrels in the parks of London still around in the winter time?
965648
no the better class ones book into hotels, the more grounded ones stay with relatives ie rats in tower blocks and houses.\n\nthe poorer of the squirrels turn to crime, its terrible really, but thats the way society is going.
819951
Of course - they are mammals!  This site refers to relevant issues for reference:\n\nhttp://www.hedgehogworld.com/content/view/26/42/
796385
You Gotta Be Kidding Me Buddy...\n\nWinter is not an easy time for birds. Not all of them are genetically programmed to head south for the duration. Imagine if you had to stay outside in freezing weather the entire winter! A bird-friendly habitat may make the difference to their survival.\n\nThe birds that visit your neighborhood vary with the seasons-not only the species, but also the individuals. Some species, such as downy woodpeckers, may be year-round residents. Others-dark-eyed juncos and ruddy ducks for example, are winter visitors. You will see hummingbirds only from late spring until early fall. Species such as rose-breasted grosbeaks may visit only during spring and fall migration. Robins may migrate only a few miles, and return temporarily if the weather becomes milder.\n\nMany birds flock together for survival in the winter. The ones that seem to be most noticeable are starlings and crows. Starlings may gather by the thousands. Once they have flocked, breaking up the flock may mean death to many of its members. Practice and teach tolerance. The most effective way to prevent flocking is to change the habitat, but this should be done in the warm season.\n\nglycerin and antifreeze will kill birds!!!
223973
They are less active in winter but they don't migrate. It was just looking for a place to rest for a minute that offered a little shelter from the weather.
683742
Winter since January starts the year
506079
It's too cold for them up north. We get all the birds down here, in the Winter time. Actually we have birds all year round. Just different ones in the Winter.
677405
No! and did you know.. they arent even really bears they are closer related to kangaroos than they are bears :) but yeah they are still around!
680974
The squirrels in my yard bury nuts at random and apparently forget where they buried them. The buried nuts are open game for all the squirrels. Anywhere they find soft dirt (like around my bedding plants) they will dig, just in case that's a spot where some other squirrel buried a nut.  In the spring, they dig all over they place looking for something to eat.  They like to munch on green stuff, such as dandelion leaves and will raid trash cans if they aren't well secured.  We call them tree-rats around our house.  One thing they do, though, that is cute is when they bury a nut, they scrape the dirt back into the hole and then tamp it down with their front paws.\n\nHere in Washington, they don't hibernate, they are active all winter.
853975
I can say that they should be heading your way soon.  It finally got cold here today and will stay that way.  Lakes and ponds are staring to freeze over.  I saw some geese and a couple large flocks of mallards moving south this evening.  Good hunting.
453708
I read an article in Rolling Stone Magazine that stated they were recording something in London. I think a Christmas song or something like that.
936920
No. The season closed Nov. 17th for the southern district, and Oct. 20th for the northern distrinct, meaning the Adirondacks. If someone's hunting turkery in your neck of the woods, call the NYS DEC. They would like to know. That's what they get paid for.
859198
Hi. I would say so. : http://www.answers.com/main/ntquery?s=squirrel&gwp=16
986104
It is, but its just not news worthy anymore. Here in the UK the DEFRA are still monitoring birds that have died suddenly, particluarly wild birds such as swans and ducks.
98305
Yes, the groundhog did see his shadow today, so we are in for six more weeks of winter weather.  He sees it about 90% of the time.  The last time he did not see it was in 1999.
311637
Easy, just ban the English or lock them up in some zoo. Don't think the other animals will be best pleased, though!
849416
Black squirrels are a melanistic phase of the Eastern Grey Squirrel. They are common in northeastern North America, and in some places of europe, outnumber the grey squirrels by a ratio of about 10 to 1. They have also been found in the UK.
474355
It seems that they're not in here.\nMaybe they're out IN nature?!?