When Raccoons Fall through Your Ceiling: The Handbook for Coexisting with Wildlife
by Andrea Dawn Lopez
University of North Texas Press, 2002
Cloth: 978-1-57441-154-6 | eISBN: 978-1-57441-431-8
Library of Congress Classification SB603.3.L67 2002
Dewey Decimal Classification 628.96091732
TOC
Foreword by Lynn Marie Cuny ...........................................................vii Introduction .......................................................1 Chapter 1: When Raccoons Fall through Your Ceiling ......................7 How to repel wildlife from your home and yard Chapter 2: Myths about Baby Birds ................................................ 27 What to do if you find a baby bird Chapter 3: Growing the Deer-Resistant Garden ...............................41 How to protect your foliage from hungry deer Chapter 4: There's a Cardinal Knocking on My Window ................ 51 How to discourage roosting and nesting birds Chapter 5: Leave Bambi in the Forest ...............................................61 What to do if you find a fawn Chapter 6: Lions and Tigers and Bears ............................................. 72 Well, maybe not tigers! Tips for coexisting with major predators Chapter 7: Ducklings in My Swimming Pool ..................................... 84 How to make way for some common visitors Chapter 8: Thumper, Flower, Meeko, and Who Knows What Else?.... 91 What to do if you find other baby animals Chapter 9: If You Hate Mosquitoes, You'll Learn to Love Bats .... 106 How to humanely repel bats and even appreciate them Chapter 10: There's a Snake Asleep in Our Jeep ........................... 116 How to create an environment that's unpleasant for snakes Chapter 11: Wildlife First Aid and Rescue ...................................... 125 How to contain, treat, and transport an injured wild animal Afterword ..................................................................... 145 References and Resources ................................................................ 147
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