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Are squirrels giving you a hard time?
Squirrels are a common sight across many towns and cities in Great Britain. Since their introduction in 1870, they have
Why are they such pests, you may ask? It is because they can cause untold property damage, and even in their natural habitat, they cause severe damage to trees by stripping away at bark looking for tree sap. This results in the tree getting stunted or dying on many occasions. You may have noticed them running through trees, hopping from branch to branch. They will use this method often to gain access onto your rooftop to make their way into your home. If there isn't a way, they will make one with their ever-growing teeth. They can chew through many objects in their way.

Common nesting sites for squirrels
Squirrels are rodents that are closely related to rats, and they live in trees. They build their nests, or "dreys", in the forks of branches, and they line them with leaves, twigs, and bark. They typically build their dreys in the spring, and they use them to raise their young. Indoors, they will use locations like attics, decking, floorboards and crawl spaces. Even garages and sheds are not uncommon for them.
Description of a squirrel
They range from 18-25 inches long with a tail that is 12-14
How often do they reproduce
The gestation period for squirrels is about 44 days. Babies born to squirrels are naked and blind, and they weigh only about 1/10 of an ounce. Weaning occurs around six weeks of age, and they can reproduce at about eight months old. So a single squirrel can quickly turn into an infestation in no time, leaving you with a big headache.
Suppose you are currently dealing with a squirrel infestation in your home. In that case, it is crucial to take action as soon as possible. Do not try to deal with the problem on your own using DIY products – these will likely be ineffective and could 
