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What caused this damage?

SixSixSix · 2019-01-05 14:17:47

Apologies if there is a more appropriate topic/thread for this and move it if needed. It is only a piece of heavy paper with adhesive stickers on the other side. It was in a bag of various papers, mostly little darlings artwork that had previously had pride of place on the fridge, but now relegated to the attic. Some were…

05-01-2019 2:17pm

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SixSixSix

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Apologies if there is a more appropriate topic/thread for this and move it if needed.

It is only a piece of heavy paper with adhesive stickers on the other side. It was in a bag of various papers, mostly little darlings artwork that had previously had pride of place on the fridge, but now relegated to the attic. Some were collages made with beans/legumes/grains/pasta.

I'm convinced I know "who done it" but I'd like confirmation before I declare all out war.

Can this damage be caused by anything other than a substantially sized rat?

Thanks

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#2 05-01-2019 2:49pm

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Rats, mice or birds

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#3 05-01-2019 3:12pm

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A rat, who was the size of a rat, or maybe just a mouse.

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#4 06-01-2019 9:26am

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Rats or mice and worse is they are chewing that for bedding so you need to hunt that down too. The bite pattern is too neat for birds I think.

TT

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#5 07-01-2019 7:57pm

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You have a rat in your attic.

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