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Joeys

4/26/2021

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Summer is coming quick, and with that there will likely be an increase in opossum activity. Opossums have narrow heads with pointed muzzles. Their facial features include a pink nose, black eyes, and bluish-black ears. They can also be recognized by their long tail and leathery skin. Breeding season for these animals occurs early in February and it is common for females to produce two litters a year. The newborns in this litter will be called joeys, as the opossum is a relative of the kangaroo. The first litter of joeys are typically born in late February and the second is likely to be born in July. Especially during this time, opossums will be searching for a den; as they would all year long. This den may end up in or near your home and begin to cause trouble. If this happens call Guardian Wildlife Services. We have ways to deal with the situation and remove the family of newborns from your home.
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