Red squirrels live across Europe, East Asia, and Hokkaido, eating conifer cones and fruit but not hunting other animals. They build nests called "dyers" in trees for breeding and shelter. Red squirrel populations have declined in Britain due to competition from introduced gray squirrels, but they remain common elsewhere in Europe and Asia, feeding mainly on conifer cones along with fungi and fruit during summer.

1. By. Tyler brown

2.  The red squirrels live in many different
places like EuropeEast to China and
Hokkaido.

3.  Red squirrels eat conifer cones and
fruit. Red squirrels do have to go and
get there food but not hunt for other
animals or insects.

4. Red squirrels survive by building there
own nest like birds do. But there nest
are called a dyer which also doubles as
a winter quarters.

5.  The red squirrels had to move because
the gray squirrels had taken over
Europe used to go there.

6. Until the arrival of the North America gray
squirrels there was only the red squirrel.There
are fewer red squirrels in Britain, but red
squirrels are still popular in Europe and Asia.
Conifer cones are their main food ,although in
summer they also eat fungi and fruit.The length
of the breeding season is dictated by local
climate in a good yeara female may produce
two litters of about 3 young each.The young are
born in a tree nest called a dyer which also
doubles as winter quarters.