Finding bats in the chimney is most likely to happen in the spring and summer. Females are seeking safe places to nest in order to give birth and raise their young. For the first few months, bat pups are unable to fly and are totally dependent on their mothers. If you find bats in the …
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Bats roost in the attic to either give birth or hibernate during the winter. The bats that stay choose a roosting place near food and water sources. Once a colony of bats is established, the resulting bat problems for homeowners range from general noise and smell nuisances to the heightened risk of contracting illnesses. Bat …
Identifying the Type of Animal in Your Attic by the Noises It Makes You are startled awake in the middle of the night or early in the morning, heart-pounding upon hearing an unusual sound emerging from the ceiling or behind the walls. Perhaps it is a knocking sound in the attic, tapping noise on the …
Bats are fascinating creatures that contribute significantly to the Canadian ecosystem by aiding in pollination and controlling pesky insect populations. However, when bats take up residence in homes and buildings, it can become problematic. The accumulation of bat guano from a colony of bats creates a strong odor, weakens the building’s structures, and introduces health …
Why Is a Bat Exterminator Illegal? Your initial reaction to finding a bat in your attic is to call the local bat exterminator. Some people worry about bats biting, sucking their blood, or getting stuck in their hair. All bats in Canada are insectivores (so no vampires) and avoid people. Perhaps the greatest threat is …
