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Archive for month: December 2016
JimVideosDecember 27, 20160 Likes

Using a Drone to Inspect a Roof for Squirrel Entry Points

Here is some video from a drone we used to inspect a roof for squirrel entry points, in Arnold California, December 2016. The drone made a difficult job much easier.

 

JimVertebrate Control and ExclusionDecember 15, 20160 Likes

A Sky-High Squirrel Exclusion Job

A squirrel was entering a house from a high and difficult-to-reach location, as you an see in these photos. It took quite some time to find this entry point.

In addition, structural damage from rot, woodpeckers, and the squirrel was severely impacting a structural support beam way up there. Photos by Jason Mink, 14 December 2016.

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JimVertebrate Control and ExclusionDecember 13, 20160 Likes

Excluding a Chickaree in Camp Connell

Here are some photos by Jason Mink of a chickaree exclusion setup, for a cabin in Camp Connell. That is a one-way valve in the center; it lets the Douglas squirrel out, but it cannot get back in. 12 December 2016.

 

Chickaree one-way valve, Camp Connell.

Chickaree one-way valve, Camp Connell.

Chickaree one-way valve, Camp Connell.

Chickaree one-way valve, Camp Connell.

JimVertebrate Control and ExclusionDecember 10, 20160 Likes

Shrew killed in a rat trap

This shrew was attracted to bacon in a rat trap and got caught, an unintended victim. Photo taken 10 December 2016, north of Sonora near Woods Creek, under a house.

This shrew was attracted to bacon in a rat trap and died, an unfortunate victim. Photo taken 10 December 2016, north of Sonora near Woods Creek, under a house.

This shrew was attracted to bacon in a rat trap and died, an unfortunate victim. Photo taken 10 December 2016, north of Sonora near Woods Creek, under a house.

JimVertebrate Control and ExclusionDecember 7, 20160 Likes

Bat Exclusion in Groveland California

Bats were entering near this chimney under a deck in Pine Mountain Lake, Groveland. Jason Mink installed this bat cone to let the bats get out. Later, he returned, removed the cone, and sealed up the entry area.

Photos by Jason Mink, 5 December 2016.

 

Bat cone installed to let the bats leave the area. Pine Mountain Lake, Groveland California.

Bat cone installed to let the bats leave the area. Pine Mountain Lake, Groveland California.

Bat cone removed and entry area sealed over. Pine Mountain Lake, Groveland California.

Bat cone removed and entry area sealed over. Pine Mountain Lake, Groveland California.

JimZ Paul CooperDecember 5, 20160 Likes

Leaf-footed Bug

A leaf-footed bug.  Photo by Paul Cooper, Murphys California, 5 December 2016.

Leaf-footed bug. 5 December 2016. Photo by Paul Cooper.

Leaf-footed bug. 5 December 2016. Photo by Paul Cooper.

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