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Strange tree/animal problem
Over the past few days, I have observed a number of twigs & branches from
one of the maple tree's in my yard scattered about the yard. They appear to be cut at an angle but it is not a shear cut, more ragged. I suspect an animal is doing this and am looking for a way to stop it. I have no idea what animal is involved. I live in a rural subdivision. I have not seen this occur before and none of my neighbor's are experiencing it. Any clues what animal might be causing this and how I can prevent it? Dave |
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Strange tree/animal problem
Squirrels. They do the same to my sunburst locust tree. They break off
small branches to make a nest sometimes. I don't know how you can prevent it. Maybe that is nature's way of natural pruning? :-) "Dave" wrote in message m... Over the past few days, I have observed a number of twigs & branches from one of the maple tree's in my yard scattered about the yard. They appear to be cut at an angle but it is not a shear cut, more ragged. I suspect an animal is doing this and am looking for a way to stop it. I have no idea what animal is involved. I live in a rural subdivision. I have not seen this occur before and none of my neighbor's are experiencing it. Any clues what animal might be causing this and how I can prevent it? Dave |
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