Urgent warning issued to people with squirrels in garden during February Wildlife experts have issued a warning to anyone with squirrels in their garden this February.
Since squirrels do not hibernate but enter a lighter stage of sleep known as torpor, they must stock up on energy-rich food to survive the colder months.".
Since squirrels do not hibernate but enter a lighter stage of sleep known as torpor, they must stock up on energy-rich food to survive the colder months.
Even though gardeners frequently attempt to shield bird food from squirrels, it's absolutely vital to ensure these critters have enough sustenance to survive the winter too, reports the Express.
While some may view these fluffy grey (or occasionally red) creatures as nuisances that dig holes or trample cherished plants, the reality is that squirrels are a valuable part of a garden's ecosystem.
