When that first snowfall hits Ohio, you notice a big change outside—quiet streets, covered lawns, and long stretches of cold air. What you don’t see right away is what’s happening near your foundation, roofline, and garage. That first layer of snow tells small animals it’s time to move, and mice are often the first ones… Continue reading
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Rare Albino Raccoon Sighting in Ohio: Unveiling the Science Behind Animal Albinism
You don’t see something like this every day. Recently, a rare albino raccoon in Ohio was spotted in Mahoning County, catching the attention of residents and animal experts. With snowy white fur and pink-tinted eyes, this raccoon stood out in a way that most animals in the wild never do. But what makes this sighting… Continue reading
Do Skunks Only Come Out At Night?
When the sun sets in Columbus, many homeowners believe that’s when their wildlife concerns begin – especially with skunks. As residents near the Ohio State University campus and throughout New Albany can attest, spotting these distinctive black and white creatures can cause immediate concern. But are skunks strictly nocturnal animals that only emerge under cover… Continue reading
What Is Drawing Raccoons To Your Yard?
If raccoons are making themselves at home in your yard, you’re not alone. These furry animals are curious, intelligent, and always on the lookout for their next meal or a safe place to shelter. Knowing why raccoons are in your yard can help you address the problem and prevent it from happening again. At Skedaddle… Continue reading
Essential Steps to Take After a Skunk Encounter on Your Property
If you’ve spotted a skunk on your property, you’re probably wondering what to do next. Skunks are known for their unmistakable defense mechanism—a powerful spray that can leave behind a lingering smell. Beyond the odor, they can also cause damage or bring health risks if they decide to stick around. Ignoring the problem isn’t a… Continue reading
Sparrow Nesting Habits: Why Your Dryer Vent is Their Dream Home
Sparrows are small, adaptable birds known for their ability to build nests in unconventional places, often seeking shelter in areas that provide warmth and safety. One common location they target is dryer vents, which offer the perfect combination of heat, protection, and easy access. These vents mimic the conditions sparrows favor for nesting, making them… Continue reading
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