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Squirrel Control Shipston Warwickshire It’s not only Glis Glis that are a pest this time of the year, you also need to start thinking about squirrels The most common sign of squirrels is when they come into your loft area. They are extremely noisy and can make a tremendous amount of noise, much more than… Read More

Wasp Nest Removal Warwickshire It’s not only Glis Glis that are a pest this time of the year, we’re fast approaching wasp season. As with a lot of pests prevention is better than cure. As soon as you see any signs of wasps call in the Wasp Nest Busters who will remove your wasp nest… Read More

Glis Glis Trapping Season Approaches Will this unusual warm seasonal weather lead to an early glis glis invasion? Glis Glis tend to be a problem between early May and late October but will the February weather lead to them hibernating earlier, running out of food supplies and entering peoples houses looking for nick nacks? If… Read More

How to Prevent Glis Glis There are numerous things you can do to prevent Glis Glis problems Stopping Glis Glis Getting In Your Home You can stop Glis glis getting in your home by ensuring gaps and holes are blocked up. Be careful not to block air vents though but adapt them with fine meshing…. Read More

Are Glis Glis in Hertfordshire? Somebody asked us today whether Glis Glis can be found in Herts. If you take a look at our Map of Glis Glis Sightings from 2016 you will notice that we trapped a number of Glis Glis near Chorleywood on the Hertfordshire Border. As Glis Glis come out of hibernation… Read More

What do Glis Glis Sound Like Imagine you are a close associate of James Bond, are on a secret mission in North Korea and have been taken hostage. You are locked in a dark cell and just as you are about to fall asleep you capturers open a tap very slightly in the room next… Read More

The Glis Glis Busters When there is a strange scratching sound in the loft – It’s time to call in The Glis Glis Busters. Specialists in hunting down, trapping and removing Glis Glis from places others fear to tread. Further information here – Glis Glis Specialists Your Local South Bucks Glis Glis Removal Specialists Glis… Read More

Glis Glis Waking from Hibernation Early in 2019 One bad effect of the lovely February weather is the fact that Glis Glis could be waking from hibernation early We’ve had a number of reports from the Glis Glis Specialists in Bucks that Glis Glis are waking from hibernation early this year. Not only are they… Read More

Are Glis Glis in Hertfordshire? Somebody asked us today whether Glis Glis can be found in Hertfordshire. If you take a look at our Map of Glis Glis Sightings from 2016 you will notice that although we never trapped any glis glis in Hertfordshire we did have a report of a sighting of a glis… Read More

Are Glis Glis in Berkshire? Somebody asked us today whether Glis Glis can be found in Berkshire. If you take a look at our Map of Glis Glis Sightings from 2016 you will notice that we trapped a number of Glis Glis in Berkshire. As Glis Glis come out of hibernation we fully expect to… Read More

Glis Glis Trapping Licence To trap Edible (or Fat) Dormice, Glis glis (also known as Myoxus glis) This licence permits the trapping of Edible (or Fat) Dormice (Glis glis, also known as Myoxus glis) for the purposes of preserving public health and public safety, and to prevent serious damage to crops, fruit, growing timber and… Read More

Glis Glis Repellent Prevention is better than cure as the old saying goes and this is certainly true where Glis Glis are concerned. Our old friend Mrs. Armitage from Slough wants to share a little tip with our readers. “When it comes to glis glis repellent there is nothing better than fox pee. A few… Read More

What do Glis Glis Droppings Look Like Mrs. Armitage of Slough sent us the following photograph asking us if they were Glis Glis droppings. On initial inspection they do look like Glis Glis droppings but after testing some of the samples which Mrs. Armitage included with her photograph we are pretty sure they are in… Read More

Glis Glis Proofing Solar Panels Mrs Archibald of Fareham Common asked us an interesting question on Twitter the other day   “Can glis glis damage solar panels?” We’ve heard of other pests causing problems with solar panels and know for sure that birds can cause big problems with solar panels especially pigeons – Pigeon proofing… Read More

Glis Glis Trapping Tips We will soon be providing demonstration courses on Glis Glis Trapping and How to set a Glis Glis Trap Glis Glis Traps as the name suggests are traps used for catching Glis Glis The location of where the trap is set is key Don’t set your glis glis traps in your… Read More

Rat or Glis Glis in Loft Which Is Worse? Although smaller than rats Glis Glis tend to make a lot more noise and can do more damage by gnawing on pipes and cables. Glis Glis tend to be more cuddly than rats and get an ahhh effect rather than a ughhh effect Glis Glis have… Read More

Can I Have a Pet Glis Glis Somebody asked me the other day if it is illegal to keep a Glis Glis as a pet. To be honest I’m not sure and will have to research the topic. It is against regulations to released Glis Glis back in to the wild once captured so if… Read More

What Pest is in my Attic If you hear Strange noises coming from your attic like; scratching, gnawing, squeeking, etc. chances are it’s either mice, rats, squirrels or glis glis The best way of finding out what pests are in your attic is to set up a CCTV camera then once you spot whats up… Read More

Who To Call About Glis Glis Problems

Are Glis Glis in Oxfordshire? Somebody asked us today whether Glis Glis can be found in Oxfordshire. If you take a look at our Map of Glis Glis Sightings from 2016 you will notice that we trapped a number of Glis Glis near Chinnor on the South Oxfordshire Border. As Glis Glis come out of… Read More

Can Glis Glis Swim ? Mrs G from Beaconsfield sent us a letter last week; “Dear Glis Glis expert, We have a little stream at the bottom of our garden and this morning saw what was definitely not a water vole swimming from one bank to the other. It looked more like a squirrel than… Read More

Difference Between Glis Glis and Squirrels We are quite often asked how do we spot the difference between a glis glis and a squirrel. The glis glis has a squirrel like body, small ears, large feet and a bushy tail like a squirrel the main difference between squirrels and glis glis though is the size… Read More

Are Glis Glis Protected We quite often get asked whether glis glis are a protected species or not, can anybody trap gliss glis, can anybody destroy glis glis, etc. The gliss gliss is protected under Section 11(2) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 The Glis Glis is protected under The Wildlife and Countryside Act…. Read More

How Big Are Glis Glis Up until the 1960’s the average length of the glis glis was between 12 and 20cm long plus a 10 to 15cm bushy tail. Since the Farnham Common incident in 1964 they have gradually been getting bigger and bigger and on 16th August 2015 a glis glis was trapped measuring… Read More

What do Glis Glis Eat Glis glis mainly eat berries, nuts, apples, leaves, flowers, insects, eggs, couscous, hummus, left over takeaways and wood wasps. Urban glis glis have developed new skills of ravaging for food by hanging around the bins outside takeaways and food outlets. Urban glis glis also mimic normal dormice in an effort… Read More

Facts About The Glis Glis Triangle The Glis Glis triangle is an approximate 200 square mile area covering Aylesbury, Beaconsfield and Luton. The Glis Glis triangle is infamous for missing hamsters, UFO sightings and sunken sailing boats. An early 80’s TV series – Triangle – was loosely based on the The Glis Glis Triangle. The… Read More

First Signs of Glis Glis Glis Glis tend to only be active from late May to late October, the remaining months of the year they hibernate. Although Glis Glis are predominantly nocturnal daytime sightings are sometimes reported towards the end of the glis glis season. Scratching noises coming from their attic or wall cavities are… Read More

Tweet Glis Glis Taxidermist Yes – You guessed it! our old friend Mrs. Armitage has sent us another email. She wants to know if anyone is aware of any taxidermists who specialise in stuffing Glis Glis We looked in to this for Mrs A and discovered that Glis Glis Taxidermy was all the rage in… Read More

A Glis Glis is For Life Not Just For Christmas We have received a number of worrying reports that Glis Glis are being woken from hibernation, enticed out from their nests with seasonal delicacies and are being captured by those who have been taken in by the latest trend of having a glis glis as… Read More

Roast Glis Glis for Christmas Dinner Our old friend Mrs. Armitage from Slough sent us an email last night asking us how many Glis Glis we think she requires to feed the Armitage family on Christmas Day. She informed us that 4 generations of Armitage’s will be there but not to worry about Emma as… Read More

Are Wine Cabinets Glis Glis Proof Gerald Duck has moved out of The White Cottage and needs somewhere to store his wine collection in his new home that keeps it safely out of reach of Glis Glis. Unfortunately he hasn’t got room to create a secure wine room or even enough room for a self… Read More

Easter Glis Glis Be Prepared for the Glis Glis Invasion Some may say that it is a little early to start worrying about Glis Glis but as Akela always used to say – Be Prepared Although most Glis Glis don’t start stirring from hibernation until late May a sudden mild spell in March can see… Read More

Roast Glis Glis and Apple Recipe Skin, gut, remove feet, tail and head. Clean out cavity and insert 1 small onion and coarsely chopped apple Drizzle with olive oil and season well Bake in oven for 28 minutes. Best served with new potatoes and fine green beans.

Stuffed Glis Glis Recipe Skin, gut, remove feet, tail and head. Clean out cavity and stuff with stuffing of your choice mixed together with sausage meat Wrap in silver foil and bake in oven for 20 minutes. Remove from oven, sprinkle with olive oil, season well and crisp up in the pan Best served with… Read More

How I Started in Business I updated one of my very old wbsites this week which was one of the 1st websites I built and that initially got me in to SEO I was still working in the building industry at the time, saw loads of new regulations coming in regarding Disabled Access and realised… Read More