Common Signs of Wildlife
It is essential to differentiate between keeping yourself apprised of your surroundings and neighbours and being a nosy neighbour who butts where they shouldn’t; most everyone has experienced the difference. To avoid being the latter, you simply want to identify your wildlife neighbours without being a nuisance yourself. Only when you think their presence could become a problem is when you should contact professionals. After all, you moved into their neighbourhood.Droppings
The first thing you may notice is droppings. If you have a pet that also disposes of their waste outdoors, identifying different types of feces is likely not what you’ll spend your time doing. Don’t worry; your pet will do it for you. When a strange animal enters the area and disposes of its waste, your pet will sniff it out right away. Unfortunately, they may also try to eat it. Stay close to your pet if you see that they are running to one area of the yard and rooting in the grass repeatedly.Piles
In addition to piles of waste, wildlife is notorious for being messy in other ways. All different kinds of wildlife like to pile their wares. Depending on the season, they may be piling for upcoming births or piling food for storage, or piling up dirt and rocks to help cover the entrance to their burrow. Some wildlife likes to hoard any great number of items just so long as they’re shiny.
