Definition of grey squirrel in English:

grey squirrel

noun

词汇	grey squirrel
释义	Definition of grey squirrel in English: grey squirrel noun An American tree squirrel with mainly grey fur. 北美灰松鼠 Genus Sciurus, family Sciuridae: four species, in particular S. carolinensis, native to eastern North America and introduced to Britain and elsewhere Example sentencesExamples The grey squirrel is larger than the red, usually about 10 inches long with a large bushy tail 8 inches long. The best time of year for trapping grey squirrels is between March and September, when their natural food is scarce. Animals co-habiting in the woods include field mice, grey squirrels, hedgehogs and three roe deer. A hungry gray squirrel will also raid a bird's nest for eggs, steal food from bird feeders and dig up plants. Under natural conditions, grey squirrels are most abundant in hardwood or mixed hardwood and pine forests.
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