What are grey squirrel droppings?

Squirrel Feces Photographs - Is it Dangerous? Squirrel poop can be tricky to distinguish from large rats. If you don't live in an area with rats, and you see a bunch of pellets with rounded edges, scattered about, about 3/8 inch long, then it's most likely the waste of an Eastern Gray Squirrel. read more

Squirrel droppings can be confused with mouse droppings in that they are small but where mice droppings are about the size of rice, squirrel droppings are more the size of a small bean, about a quarter inch long. read more

Squirrel and rat droppings are similar at quick glance. Color can be useful in helping you figure out which rodents are in your presence. For the most part, squirrel feces is paler than that of rats -- likely because their food intake is nowhere near as diverse as the latter. read more

Droppings will continue to accumulate so long as the animals are present. Therefore, contacting pest control professionals is the best way to handle both squirrel infestations and the disinfection of surrounding areas. read more