Over 700 pounds of acorns were discovered inside the chimney of a California home before being removed by an exterminator.
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Santa Rosa exterminator Nick Castro made the discovery during a December vacation rental inspection for mealworms in Glen Ellen, California, according to the Press Democrat.
When Castro cut a hole in a bedroom wall, 700 pounds of acorns came rushing out.
“I’ve never seen anything like that,” Castro, owner of Nick’s Extreme Pest Control, told the outlet. “The more acorns I pulled out from the wall, the more there were. It felt like it wasn’t going to end.”
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Wow!!
Yikes
Poor woodpeckers, only yesterday they where knee deep in acorn gold and now they’re bankrupted.
Those woodpeckers need you to return those acorn please
Please don’t throw those away, they definitely need them
They dont need 700 pounds of acorns.. the greedy bastards..
OMG
Well insulated
Lmmfao! 😆
Poor woodpecker
He was rich before this guy showed up
🤣🤣🤣
Those squirrels were REALLY hungry!
Awesome work ethic of the family of woodpeckers. 🤣
I’m not an expert. Is that a lot of acorns for a chimney? What’s a normal amount of acorns to find in your chimney?
How many nuts can a Woodpecker chuck down a chimney? They need to put a capstone on that chimney that will stop birds animals and nuts from falling into their chimney and prevent hot sparks landing on the roof . It’s an inexpensive fix and safer for the wildlife .
What about covid 😷😷😷😨😱😱😱
I am thankful for the mute button.
That’s alotta nuts!!
Now THAT’S a stockpile! 😲🤣
I hope all the acorns were put to good use….
M 🦘🏏😎
Give back 💫
poor birds