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 Just like other wild animals, squirrels are
                              usually attracted to homes or other buildings
                              because of a ready supply of food and water. The
                              squirrel is also attracted by a warm and cozy spot
                              to nest in, and this is even more so the case with
                              female squirrels who are trying to take care of
                              her young. 
                              
                               
                              
                              
                              If you feed a squirrel once in your back yard,
                              it’ll come back again. You’ll probably fed it a
                              second time around, because, well, the squirrel
                              came back. It’s almost like you have a bond now …
                              (We’re joking, don't worry!) The third time, when
                              the squirrel comes back, it’ll get aggressive
                              because you no longer have a fistful of peanuts to
                              offer it. It knows that you have food in your
                              home, and now it knows that, it's going to try to
                              get inside your home. 
                              
                              It’ll probably succeed. 
                              
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                              Squirrels live way up high, so it’s not unusual to
                              find squirrels on the roof. To them, your roof is
                              just another tree. Once they’re on the roof, they
                              will start to investigate. It’ll chew and tear at
                              flappy bits and broken bits, desperately trying to
                              find a way in.
                              
                              
                              Again, it’ll probably succeed. 
                              
                              These animals are cute, and it is almost a special
                              moment when a wild animal lets you feed it, but
                              they carry diseases. Quite a few of them. Not only
                              that, they can be quite vicious. If it doesn’t
                              feel you have offered it enough food, it will just
                              help itself. It’ll grab and run … right off with
                              your food! 
                              
                              Feeding squirrels is a bad idea, and rather than
                              looking at what attracts squirrels to your garden,
                              you should first be looking at how you can better
                              protect your home. Only when you are 100% sure
                              that you have squirrel-proofed your home should
                              you even think about inciting in a whole bunch of
                              other wild critters with food. 
                              
                              For more information, you may
                              want to click on one of these guides that I wrote:
                              How
                                much does squirrel removal cost? - get the
                              lowdown on prices.
                              How
                                to get rid of squirrels - my main squirrel
                              removal info guide.
                              Example
                                squirrel trapping photographs - get
                              do-it-yourself ideas.
                              Squirrel
                                job blog - learn from great examples of
                              squirrel jobs I've done.
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