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My mother has been told by neighbours that they have seen a grey squirrel disappear under her house roof. Are both red and grey such species regarded as vermin = pest, namely being "eradicated" as one would rats? For this grey squirrel in particular, what tell-tale signs would one have to look for and how could this creature be dissuaded from taking residence. Have always thought of squirrels being woodland animals, but this invasion is too much. Being Spring, how many more will there soon be...!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Whilst I love squirrels grey or red, grey squirrels are interlopers killing off the more timid red squirrels.
Check with your local council and see if they are classed as vermin, where I live they are not.
Grey squirrels are cheeky chappies and will take advantage of easy food and bedding for nesting - your roof space will be nice and warm and full of lovely nesting material.
Check with your local council and see if they are classed as vermin, where I live they are not.
Grey squirrels are cheeky chappies and will take advantage of easy food and bedding for nesting - your roof space will be nice and warm and full of lovely nesting material.
// I'd be thrilled to have a squirrel set up home in my roof. //
I hope it happens for you Prudie. Hope you have a tame electrician as well. To do the wiring repairs after the rat with a bushy tail has stripped the insulation from any exposed wires........That is if you don't have a fire instead, then it may a bigger problem.
I hope it happens for you Prudie. Hope you have a tame electrician as well. To do the wiring repairs after the rat with a bushy tail has stripped the insulation from any exposed wires........That is if you don't have a fire instead, then it may a bigger problem.
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