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A trap-mark-recapture study of the grey squirrel in southern England (Shorten & Courtier, 1955) was reanalysed using ten different population estimators. Estimates of population size which were not biased by variation in trappability were derived from shot samples. Population closure was assumed. Trapping-based estimates were evaluated by comparison with shooting-based estimates for various subpopulations and samplings schemes.

Comparative ecology of sympatric Dipodomys agilis and Dipodomys merriami populations in southern California