Flying Squirrel Control, Trapping & Removal Services
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Get Rid of Flying Squirrels
Did you know flying squirrels cannot actually fly? They are referred to as such because of the skin between their front and back limbs. Despite being able to fly, these creatures are actually quite similar to regular squirrels. However, flying squirrels tend to be nocturnal critters who live primarily off fruit, insects, and seeds. Flying squirrels build nests in trees to hold their young.
Dallas Area Flying Squirrel Removal
If you come across a flying squirrel in your home or in your attic, don’t attempt to trap it yourself. Flying squirrels can carry diseases and other illnesses in their fur and can spread these to humans if they come into direct contact with them. If you notice a problem with flying squirrels, call the experts at Trutech of Dallas to come and help with proper flying squirrel removal.
Each one of our licensed specialists cares deeply for the well-being of all animals, large or small. Our humane removal techniques ensure that no animals are harmed as they are removed from your property. If you are worried about preventing these creatures from entering into your home or garage, a specialist at Trutech of Dallas will evaluate your property and determine the proper flying squirrel control services that you need to prevent these creatures from causing even more damage. The time to find a solution for a flying squirrel invasion on your property is not when these flying creatures have invaded your personal space. Call the experts at Trutech of Dallas to handle your problem efficiently, humanely, and with top quality customer service.
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Flying squirrels are the smallest species of squirrel. They possess light brown fur, dark stripes on their sides, and light cream-colored fur on their stomachs. Their small and round ears and big eyes lend to a charming appearance. When flying squirrels jump from tree branches, they extend their limbs and let their skin webs catch the breeze. Flying squirrels also utilize their tails to steer while gliding. They don’t typically grow longer than around 10 inches.
DIET
Like other squirrels, flying squirrels predominantly eat nuts, berries and fruit, which are all available in their trees. When they crave carnivorous fare, they can feed on baby bird eggs, insects and even small animals.
HABITAT
Wooded areas across the continent are home to flying squirrels. These rodents prefer warm and cozy areas like hollow trees, bird boxes and abandoned birds’ nests. They often congregate in big colonies that will nest together to stay warm.
