Are you noticing animal feces around the house or in your garden? Do you suspect there’s a chipmunk living in your home? Well, you’re in luck! There’s no better way to identify an unknown pest than by its droppings. So, what do chipmunk droppings look like? Chipmunk droppings look like tiny 0.4-inch pellets ranging in …
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Chipmunks are known to everyone as cute and fuzzy little creatures that like to snack on fruits, nibble some nuts, and store heaps of acorns for when they hibernate in the winter. Think of Alvin and the Chipmunks, for example. However, that’s not entirely true. Chipmunks are actually omnivores, not herbivores, as many believe. This …
Chipmunks are small rodents that sometimes appear in residential areas. Once their numbers grow, they can be seen as a nuisance and may disrupt the peace in your home. You start wondering whether chipmunks can be relocated. While it’s possible, translocation isn’t recommended by researchers and scientists. This article will guide you on safely relocating …
If you have birds building nests in your gutter, you’re probably looking for a way to get rid of them because they clog gutters and make a big mess. We know that the noise caused by those birds can be inconvenient, so we’re here to tell you how to stop birds from nesting in gutters. …
Chipmunks are adorable critters with furry bodies and cute little faces. However, behind their seemingly harmless appearance is a problematic issue familiar to gardeners and farmers. These little creatures can damage gardens, harm your house landscaping, and eat your crops. They dig holes underground, burrowing below porches and nesting in crawl spaces. Sometimes, repellents won’t …
Gardening is one of the most enjoyable activities. It teaches you a lot about life and sustainability, plus being outside, under the sun, and fresh air can help improve your mood. That said, there are also several challenges to gardening. The unpredictability of weather, poor soil, weed growth, and pest infestation can become real issues …
Chipmunks are part of the squirrel family. They’re cute and interesting to observe. You can easily watch them for hours without feeling bored. However, in some cases, they might sneak inside your house. Since they’re wild animals, you must be wondering, are chipmunks bad to have around your house? And what to do if a …
Imagine repotting your flowers to see them scattered in your yard the next day. If you live near the woods, chances are your flower pots fell victim to one of nature’s cute little rascals—chipmunks. You might be wondering why chipmunks dig in flower pots, and the answer is pretty simple: they want food. Chipmunks are …
You may want to build a pond so you can invite birds and other wildlife to your area. Having one could even make your backyard feel more serene. The downside of this is that a pond is a natural breeding ground for deadly mosquitoes. Mosquitoes are disease-causing pests that lay their eggs in still water. …
Seeing a bunch of unsightly holes in your yard can be pretty frustrating. Most of the time, rodents like squirrels and chipmunks are the culprit. Since chipmunks are attracted to seeds and flowering bulbs, they usually burrow in flower beds or next to trees. Sometimes, these vexing creatures dig under your stairs, patios, and walls. …