Mystery scat

As some of you know, the place we are staying since the tornado is a metal building. It has 2 bays with roll up doors at least 20' tall. What would be a third bay has been converted into a really nice apartment. It's super nice, and furnished to the hilt. It even has treyed ceilings and granite countertops. Anyhow, the last couple days we are hearing some noises coming from the shop area. Just a rustling every once in a while. When we check we find nothing. Today we discovered scat, and for the life of me, I can't figure out what kind. Occasionally the big doors are left open, so about anything could get inside. Every piece of scat is identical...narrow, elongated, with a white tip. The critter is crapping on top of things and not crawling underneath stuff. I'm thinking it may be some type of bird or bat. What ever it is, it can hide very well. Any suggestions as to what kind of critter I got?Attachment 169824Attachment 169825

Just googled it....says frog or some other kind of reptile.....

Rattlesnake or cottonmouth. hard to tell.

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Originally Posted by duck38866

Just googled it....says frog or some other kind of reptile.....

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So the Geico lizard may have taken up residence with me?

Turkey's and geese both have poop simular. Doubt it's either but u may be on to something thinking its some kind of bird

The apartment sounds really nice.

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Originally Posted by bird down

Turkey's and geese both have poop simular. Doubt it's either but u may be on to something thinking its some kind of bird

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Cant be anything that large, most bird poo I've seen had a curl in it.

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Originally Posted by yikess

The apartment sounds really nice.

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It is, very comfortable, and private. We are truly blessed.

Chris, it looks just like what I find on my porch from Toads. They get on porch and eat the bugs that come to the light from windows. Will not see them during the day but they come out soon as it gets dark.

How's the Bigfeets population in your area? :)