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Home > Wildlife > Solving common wildlife problems Solving common wildlife problems Nuisance animals are only a "nuisance" to the person who needs a solution. The Bay Area is home to an amazing diversity of wild animals. Many  animals live very close to their human neighbors, which can cause real, or perceived, problems. Humans can learn to share their world with wildlife. Following are some humane solutions to problems that are commonly encountered in our area. If you have found an injured or orphaned animal click here. Mammals Mammals in general • Bats • Beavers Coyotes • Deer • Gophers & moles Mice & rats • Mountain lions • Opossums Rabbits • Raccoons • Skunks Squirrels (ground) • Squirrels (fox)   Birds and reptiles Birds in general • Ducks & geese • Jays Mockingbirds • Pheasants & peacocks Pigeons • Hawks & owls • Herons & egrets Swallows • Turkeys • Woodpeckers Snakes

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