these are stuck to the wall. same place. as before.
Does anyone know what kind of pest leaves these droppings?




just moved into a house. after about a month, there was a collection of solid droppings stuck to the wall over the dining room door adjoining the conservatory. I cleaned these off. Now, about a week later, there are a couple of new ones. trying to figure out what makes these.


these may have fallen off the wall onto the top of the door frame. about the size of a grain of rice.
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Mouse poop.
http://www.wildlife-removal.com/mousepoop.html
https://www.terminix.com/blog/home-garden/how-to-identify-mouse-droppings/
They can climb walls. Inside and out. They can squeeze through a hole the size of a dime. With a running start they can fit under a 1/4" gap.
Try searching mouse vs bat droppings to see if you can determine what that is coming from. https://www.colonialpest.com/bat-poop-mouse-poop/
If you live in the south, they could be little house lizards or geckos. It could also be green tree frogs that got into the house.
If you aren't finding them anywhere else and you live in the south I would guess they're from a gecko or small lizard. Otherwise, looks like mouse poop to me also.
I'm pretty certain you have a bat in the attic or crawl space., if it were mice you'd be finding more around food
areas.
I think it's bat or mouse too. If you can bear to, squish them between your fingers. Bat droppings crumble whereas mouse doesn't.
Looks like a mouse or bat to me.