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However, in Scotland, pine martens do not eat significant numbers of squirrels, although they are a more important food source in other parts of their range. In summer, the diet is more varied, and includes bird eggs, honey, caterpillars and fruits such as blaeberries (Vaccinium myrtillus).
Also known as the pine marten or American sable, the marten is a house catâsized member of the weasel family. To Alaskaâs Koyukon people, the marten is known as sooga, or âbrother of the wolverine,â to which the marten is closely related. The slender but powerful marten moves phenomenally fast in trees, often catching red squirrels after high-speed chases.