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Nuisance animals of New Hampshire

Animals in New Hampshire

Big brown bats in attic
Bat
Little brown bat, Big brown bat, northern long-eared bat
Beaver

Pennsylvania Game Commission/Jacob Dingel

Beaver
North American beaver
Black bear
Black bear
Bruin, Bear
Canada geese feeding
Canada goose
Geese, Canadian geese
Chipmunk

Pennsylvania Game Commission/Jacob Dingel

Chipmunk
chipmunk, chippie, grinny
Coyote

Pennsylvania Game Commission/Jacob Dingel

Coyote
Eastern coyote, Brush wolf
Red fox

Pennsylvania Game Commission/Jacob Dingel

Fox
Red fox, Gray fox
Mole
Star-nosed mole, Eastern mole, Hairy-tailed mole
Opossum in a tree

Pennsylvania Game Commission/Jacob Dingel

Opossum
Possum, White-face
Porcupine in a tree

Pennsylvania Game Commission/Jacob Dingel

Porcupine
Quill-pig, Hedgehog, Porky
Eastern cottontail

Pennsylvania Game Commission/Jacob Dingel

Rabbit
Bunny, Cottontail, Cottontail rabbit, Eastern cottontail
Raccoon

Pennsylvania Game Commission/Jacob Dingel

Raccoon
Coon, Racoon, Ringtail
Striped skunk in yard

Pennsylvania Game Commission/Jacob Dingel

Skunk
striped skunk, spotted skunk, polecat
Hognose snake

Most snakes, like this hognose snake, are harmless to people.

Jon Marshall, DJ Case and Associates

Snake
Serpent
Gray squirrel

Pennsylvania Game Commission/Jacob Dingel

Tree squirrel
Gray squirrel, Fox squirrel, Red squirrel, Pine squirrel, Chickaree, Piney
White-tailed deer in yard
White-tailed deer
deer, whitetail
Wild turkey

Pennsylvania Game Commission/Jacob Dingel

Wild turkey
Woodchuck in backyard

Pennsylvania Game Commission/Jacob Dingel

Woodchuck
groundhog, chuck, whistle-pig, whistle pig
Pileated woodpecker

Pennsylvania Game Commission/Jacob Dingel

Woodpecker
Pileated woodpecker, Hairy woodpecker, Downy woodpecker
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