FLYING

SQUIRREL REMOVAL

Flying Squirrel Removal: Title

Flying Squirrel Removal: About

DO FLYING SQUIRRELS REALLY FLY?

Not really. Flying squirrels can glide through the air from tree to tree using the folds of skin between it's front and rear legs. They work like a parachute and can control their direction and descent.

Flying squirrels typically use existing nesting areas from other animals, or the insulation in your attic as a place to give birth to their young. They'll have 2-5 babies usually between March and May, which is when you're most likely to hear them.

SIGHTS

Flying squirrels are pretty unique and easy to spot. They are nocturnal though, so you'll likely see them at night, and they like big families so if you see one, there are probably more around.

SMELLS

Like most wild animals, flying squirrels can leave a nasty mess and you may start to smell their urine and droppings. If there's a nasty scent around the house and you've already taken out the trash, give us a call.

SOUNDS

Much like regular squirrels, flying squirrels may be scurrying around your attic or roof. The main difference is the time of day. Regular grey squirrels are active more during the day time, and flying squirrels at night.

ACTIONS

If you're in the Lake Norman area and think you have a flying squirrel, you need a licensed wildlife damage control agent. Call The Critter Man for professional animal and wildlife pest control services.

Flying Squirrel Removal: Signs

FLYING SQUIRREL REMOVAL, TRAPPING, AND CONTROL IN LAKE NORMAN

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Flying Squirrel Removal: Keywords

SERVICE AREA FOR FLYING SQUIRRELS

North Carolina: Lake Norman, China Grove, Cleveland, Cornelius, Davidson, Denver, Mooresville, Sherrills Ford, Statesville, Troutman

Flying Squirrel Removal: Service Area