Flying squirrel entry point in Dunwoody
This is actually a pretty common way for flying squirrels to get into attics. Flying squirrels can easily gnaw through ridge vents made of plastic, which is how they got into the attic of this house in Dunwoody, Georgia. The fact that the end caps were missing made it that much easier.
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