Squirrel entry gaps into an attic in Suwanee
The gray squirrel entry gaps in the eaves of this house in Suwanee, Georgia are readily apparent when viewed from inside the attic. Turning off the lights in the attic during the daytime is often helpful in finding these gaps and understanding the squirrels' travel patterns, which in turn makes it easier to trap them.
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