In the winter, wild animals look for safe, warm shelters. Animals in urban areas are more likely to seek shelter in or around human structures; hence, the reason for a wildlife den in your home. Bat Bats roost as high off the ground as possible. You are most likely to find them in your attic… Continue reading
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Lifecycle of Baby Wildlife
When you think of baby wildlife, you likely picture the warm months of spring and summer when many species give birth to their litters. However, it is not always clear what young wildlife does during the fall and winter months. . Let’s talk about the baby wildlife lifecycle for the creatures you are most likely… Continue reading
How Wildlife Beat the Heat, and How Humans Can Help
When the mercury races to the top of the thermometer, you probably stay inside with the AC running, but how do wildlife beat the heat, and what can you do to lend a helping hand? If you’re interested in helping wildlife in the summer, there are several things you can do. Keeping Your Distance While… Continue reading
Why is Wildlife In My Yard This Spring?
Each year, police stations across the country receive hundreds of calls from concerned residents reporting that they’ve heard a shrieking woman. After dispatching an officer, the most experienced emergency phone operators start to ask further questions. “Have you seen foxes on your property recently?” they may inquire. The responding officer performs a cursory check, determines… Continue reading
Why Are There Foxes in My Backyard?
Have you seen foxes running around your backyard? They are probably just passing through, but they may also have a den on your property. This is a situation that requires wildlife control services to cope with, but it is not a cause for alarm. Generally speaking, foxes are not dangerous to humans. Given the choice,… Continue reading
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