What type of animal made this nest?

[Bob Denman]

[Axis25.2]

Ziptie copious amounts of BOUNCE softener sheets to the engine compartment. Your problem will be solved... I do it to any vehicle I park outside.

[Bob Denman]

Peppermint oil soaked cotton balls also work really well.

[Hooligan2]

Mostly likely a squirrel nest. Have seen similar here. Mice tend to leave droppings and urine stains. Squirrels are cleaner but much more destructive. They ate wires off the gas tank on 1 Rv and the taillight wires on another. Soy wiring is food.
I had a squirrel nest on top of a Ford 460 that covered the whole RV engine.
I have had good results with "Fresh Cab" - seems to keep squirrels and mice away. Others have mixed results with it.
Penguins have not been a problem since my last trip to Antarctica

[PictureTheSouth]

I simply cannot believe you guys can't recognize the nest of the infamous Foo Bird.

[Bob Denman]

Ornithology was not my College major...
Do you have a picture of them?

[Jimbo56]

Might want to investigate inside the air cleaner/filter housing as well. We have wrens that like to build in isolated cavities.

[PictureTheSouth]

Originally Posted by Bob Denman

Ornithology was not my College major...
Do you have a picture of them?

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[Bob Denman]

I've heard it said that they taste, "Just like chicken".

[DaveBiles]

Wrap a few moth balls in cheese cloth. Place them in the engine compartment and all the storage lockers. Keeps out mice squirrels etc.

[Bob Denman]

NEWSFLASH!!!
Security cameras have solved the mystery!

https://www.thorforums.com/forums/at...1&d=1626287712

[knucklehead]

Originally Posted by broncoboy

Removed the engine cover on my 2020 Hurricane 29M today and found this surprise. I filled up an entire grocery bag cleaning it out. Any guesses on which animal may have left it there? I’m just glad it didn’t catch on fire during the last trip we went on in 100+ degree temperatures.

Hummmmm; something very similar was in my 2015 Volvo XC-60 SUV when a tech replaced a coolant tube. My guess was squirrels???

[Travelin' Texans]

Originally Posted by DaveBiles

Wrap a few moth balls in cheese cloth. Place them in the engine compartment and all the storage lockers. Keeps out mice squirrels etc.

Moth balls will keep critters, neighbors & most everyone else away! THEY STINK!
I've had good luck with the Fresh Cab placed under the hood, in the storage compartments, under drawers/cabinets inside & they smell good like some of the scented poppouri pouches.

[roy stone]

Squirrels

[Booner]

Chipmunk nest.

Threat them as you would a mouse.