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The scat is about squirrel size I believe and has alot of small red berries in it. Can anyone tell me how I can post my pic on here?
They are all over my roof
You can post a picture on numerous free picture hosting sites and post the link, but since you never came back after posting this why would you even ask?
Every time I see that, I think, "if you just chewed your food, you wouldn't need to eat anywhere near as much." Just doesn't seem like a good trait from an evolutionary stand point.
To the OPs question, my guess would be birds of some sort. Of course, that's assuming the scat is the size of squirrel scat and not the size of a squirrel!
It's evolutionary for the plant. This is very common. It's how they expand their range and don't become extinct.
Compare it with a raccoon. My mom had a animal using a area near her porch for a favorite spot to poop at. We finally figured it out, a raccoon. We learned that they will pick spots to use as "bathrooms" rather than just go anywhere. It took a few weeks to discourage it. A motion detector spot light, covering the area in plastic. We were going to get a motion detector sprinkler but it had moved on after a few weeks.
Be very careful. Racoons poop is dangerous. Read up on it on Google.
This exactly. Had the darn raccoons before myself. They make a huge mess of it too.
The raccoon poop worm will invade the human brain...serious stuff.
Or he died of laughter at his hilarious joke on us.
Bingo.
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