Now that you have developed the perfect back yard for attracting wildlife, you may have done a better job than you could have ever imagined. By making the initial commitment to attract wildlife, you made a commitment to be more tolerable of the signs and traces left, or taken, by wildlife species.
Prevention is the key in avoiding unnecessary wildlife damages.
To help avoid situations that may be intolerable, it helps to know the species which could cause damage and what steps need to be taken to minimize these potential damages. There are a few precautions everyone can take that will help in general. Keep your yard free of garbage or pet food that may attract scavengers. Close all access points to buildings by screening vents, sealing cracks and holes, covering window wells and using fences. Overall, barriers are the surest way of preventing unwanted wildlife damages.