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Grey Squirrels are generally clever and persistent animals. In residential neighborhoods, they are notorious for eating out of bird feeders, digging in potted plants to bury or recover seeds, and inhabiting sheltered areas including attics and basements. Although expert climbers, squirrels also thrive in urban environments that are largely free of trees.

Skunks are members of the weasel family. The striped skunk is the only species of skunk found in New Jersey. It is about the size of a house cat, primarily black with a white blaze on its forehead and a broad white, usually divided, stripe that runs down its back.

There are two common types of bats that tend to get into homes and become a nuisance in New Jersey: the Big Brown bat and the Little Brown bat. Biologists will tell you that you can tell the difference between these two types of bats by counting the occipital rings in their ears (the Big Brown Bat has more rings than the Little Brown Bat).

As it turns out, groundhogs are on the bottom of the food chain and they have a very short life span. The average lifetime of a groundhog is only one and a half years. So when you have groundhogs living in your yard, you have to remember that it’s not “the one groundhog," as many homeowners tend to say. And getting rid of "the one groundhog” will not solve your problem.

Moles are animals that live in a subterranean environment. Because they have subterranean habits, their eyes have become practically unnecessary to them. One of their most recognized features is that, on first glance, one may believe them to not have eyes at all! However, they do have eyes, very small eyes that are often covered with fur.

Because flying squirrels are highly nocturnal, they are active and noisy at night. Homeowners tend to notice flying squirrel issues in the attic right away because they are home, on the upper floors of their home, during those active flying squirrel night hours.

Known for their luxurious fur and named for the strong scent they carry to mark their territory, muskrats are semi- aquatic creatures. According to the New Jersey chapter of the National Wildlife Control Operators Association they have a distinctive scale-covered flattened tail.

Raccoons are one of the most challenging nuisance animals to keep out of a home or business. Not only are they aggressive and determined animals, but they are also very strong! We typically equate a raccoon’s strength when trying to tear into a structure to that of a grown man without gloves.

Even birds can be a pest.

All Wildlife Removal Service in New Jersey Repairs damage by many types of nuisance birds such as sparrows, starlings, geese, pigeons and woodpeckers

Snakes are valuable to us because they help to control the rodent and insect population. In fact, almost without fail, when All Wildlife Removal Service is called to help with a snake concern at a customer's home, that customer also has either a mouse or rat problem on their property. As long as snakes have this readily-available food source, they will be present.

If you have questions regarding how we can free your property of foxes and other nuisance animals, please give us a call at our office. We'll be happy to help!

If you have questions regarding coyote services in Monmouth, Middlesex, Mercer, Ocean, Somerset, Union, Hunterdon & Morris Counties please give us a call at our office and we'll be happy to help!

Both genders have long, powerful legs and are born with spurs that, on the males, grow to be about two-inches long and curved. These spurs can be used as defensive weapons. Turkeys can run up to speeds of 25 mph and can fly up to 55 mph!

When nature takes its course there is often an unfortunate situation left behind - sometimes on private property. If a wild animal expires on public property - such as on the street - often times the local township or municipality is willing to remove the remains and perform any necessary clean-up.