There are 16 bat species in British Columbia. Some are present year-round, while some are only summertime residents that migrate south during the winter. Some are more likely to get into your home than others, in which case you need bat removal in Okanagan. Here are some bat species you may encounter in Okanagan. 1.… Continue reading
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Okanagan Wildlife Control: Are Bats Friendly Animals?
The relationship between humans and bats is complicated. Bats are neither friendly nor hostile to humans, but some humans have irrational fears of them. It may surprise you to learn how important bats are to your daily life. Professional bat removal in Okanagan is necessary if you find one or more bats roosting in your… Continue reading
Okanagan Wildlife Control: What To Do If a Bat Bites You?
It can be alarming if a bat gets into your living space. Keep in mind that the bat didn’t intend to get into your space and is probably at least as frightened as you are. A bat that feels threatened may bite in self-defence, so it is important to know what to do if a… Continue reading
Okanagan Bat Removal: What Is A Roost?
Bats are mysterious, but how and where they live can be decoded. If you’ve ever asked yourself questions about bat roosts, their nature, location, different kinds of roosts that exist, how bats adapt to seasons, and laws that may protect bats, allow us to help you learn and determine whether you need to hire a… Continue reading
Okanagan Wildlife Removal: What is a Bat Bug?
Bats are not the aggressive creatures that many people mistakenly believe them to be. There are no North American species of bats that feed on blood, and bats would generally prefer not to bite people at all if they can help it. Nevertheless, bats in your home are a potential health hazard requiring wildlife control… Continue reading
5 Bat Species to Watch for in British Columbia
One of the most fascinating parts of British Columbia is the wide variety of wildlife present at any given time. In BC, there are five common species of harmless bats readily identified. They are typically seen because they make their way into the houses of humans for warmer temperatures and safe nesting. Learn more about… Continue reading
Okanagan Wildlife Removal: A Bats Life In A Year
Bats seem to have their heyday around the summer and fall months when they are out at night searching for mates and feeding. What happens to bats during the winter and spring, though? Where do they go? What do they do? Find more details about a bat’s life in a year and who to call… Continue reading
Okanagan Wildlife Control: Can Bats Change Their Heart Beat?
If you know anything about nature, you probably know that some creatures have some very special capabilities. At Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control in Okanagan, we are committed to better understanding the wildlife around us. Not only does this help us with bat removal and other wildlife control efforts, but it is also extremely interesting! Little… Continue reading
Do Bats Really Help With Mosquito Control?
Bats have both good and bad reputations that they don’t really deserve. If there are bats roosting in your home, you should contact bat removal as soon as possible. This is not because of the creatures’ purported viciousness, which is an exaggeration at best, but because bats can inadvertently expose you to disease, mostly through… Continue reading
Okanagan Wildlife Control: Can Bats Bite Your Pets?
Bats are a widely misunderstood species. Movies, books, and fantasy have designed a reputation for the wildlife that far surpasses reality. People see a bat and instantly associate the animal with the transformative, blood-sucking monsters of Bram Stoker’s imagination. The truth of bats is more simplistic and subdued; the animals are not vengeful hunters looking… Continue reading
White-Nose Syndrome and Bat Removal
Bats across the country are getting sick and dying from a disease known as white-nose syndrome. Many experts consider it to be one of the worst modern wildlife diseases. Many homeowners and business owners in the Okanagan Valley are familiar with bat infestations. Does this new disease pose a new threat? Should it impact how… Continue reading
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