The raccoon has returned.
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The raccoon has returned. #picaTheCat was displeased. I'd been putting off putting a motion sensing light in the roof garden, but I'm not putting it off anymore.
I live seven floors up in NYC this is not what I'd expect. But, they can climb from a tree to the fire escape.
I do not trust this raccoon any more than Pica does.
@futurebird ugh. I hate to hear this.
I'm still in battle with them. They've done thousands of dollars in damages
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The raccoon has returned. #picaTheCat was displeased. I'd been putting off putting a motion sensing light in the roof garden, but I'm not putting it off anymore.
I live seven floors up in NYC this is not what I'd expect. But, they can climb from a tree to the fire escape.
I do not trust this raccoon any more than Pica does.
@futurebird What a good guardian Pica is. I'm glad she's there to protect the homestead.
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@futurebird@sauropods.win Anyone who covers up their eyes like that... Climbing to 7th floor windows... yeah, not to be trusted. Honestly, raccoons are not to be messed with. They're probably fine if you're not out and about, and even if you are, if you respectfully say "yeah thanks I'm off..." You are right to be concerned. At least that they'd be mischievious or damaging.
When we stopped them from getting into the attic their preferred way, they made it to the roof and used their claws to make holes to get in at multiple places. They were smart about it too. They lifted up the shingles, made their holes and then folded the shingles back over it to conceal their hole. #PaulsRaccoonWar
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