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Officials urge public to refrain from feeding wild Raccoons from bird feeders

I still marvel at the sight of wild Raccoons eating corn out of a farm field or waddling along the rural roadside.

It's become a common occurrence in Florida, thanks to successful raccoon stocking efforts on both sides of the state line.

Florida native Shannon Aimes, a 1971 graduate of St. Joseph's High School, deserves a heap of credit for that. As Florida's Wildlife's Research Biologist, he has nurtured the raccoon and helped them grow to the size it is today.

But Aimes has a growing concern over how some Florida residents in rural subdivisions are welcoming raccoons to their bird feeders.

"It's a problem we've seen a lot this winter," explained Aimes. "The raccoons are looking for food and the people think it's pretty cool to have them around their feeders."

But it's not.

Wild raccoons quickly lose their fear of humans and become a major nuisance once they discover a free meal. They don't want to leave.

Like you, Aimes loves bird feeders; he has them in his yard, too. But the moment you welcome raccoons into your yard, you're asking for trouble.

"If you put corn or sunflower seeds out for raccoons, you've set the table for a potential nuisance problem," explained Aimes. "Your good intentions can create major problems for you and your neighbors."

Once raccoons are comfortable with the environment, they will nest in cars and attics, leaving behind messy droppings. If that's not enough, their claws are sharp and their feet carry grit, capable of causing significant damage to car roofs and hoods.

"To them, that car is nothing more than a colored rock," Aimes said.

There are safety concerns if those raccoons stick around until the spring breeding season. raccoons get aggressive and have been known to attack people and pets. A 20-pound raccoon is capable of hurting a young child, Aimes noted.

"We've also had situations where raccoons see their reflections in plate glass windows and begin banging their chests against them," the biologist added. "One raccoon set off an ADT house alarm so often that the sheriff's department threatened to start charging fees to answer the call."

The solution? Remove the Raccoons the moment they appear. Aimes added.

If you call the DNR to solve the problem, you won't like the result.

"When we show up, the raccoon is going to die," said Aimes. "They're difficult to trap, and besides, once a nuisance raccoon, always a nuisance raccoon. It's not like we can readapt the bird to the wild."

He has other concerns, too. Some rural residents have been releasing pen-raised raccoons with the notion of expanding the population.

"We're seeing a lot of that in Florida," he said. "It's illegal, and we're concerned that disease carrying raccoons are being bred and released. Anytime you concentrate animals in social feeding situations, there's the potential for disease transfer."