As winter approaches, squirrels like most wildlife are readying their resources for the more barren months ahead. Some animals prepare for this period by gathering enough food until close to spring or until frost is no longer creeping. Some animals use this time to check their homes for unwanted visitors and call in professionals for… Continue reading
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Madison Wildlife Removal: What is the Biggest Threat To Bats?
Bats have the distinction of being the only mammal that can fly, but they are also frequently misunderstood, feared, and even vilified. Bats are fascinating creatures that do not deserve a bad rep. They serve essential functions in environments across the globe; yet nearly a fifth of all bat species are considered critically endangered, endangered,… Continue reading
Madison Wildlife Removal: What Does A Squirrel Nest Look Like?
Though there are 289 species of squirrels in the world, and of those, 65 live in the United States. Most people equate the name squirrel with the fluffy-tailed, pointy-eared, acorn-eating critter that scurries up trees and across electric wires. Believe it or not, these squirrels make up the minority of squirrel species in this country.… Continue reading
Madison Wildlife Removal: 4 Ways Raccoons Use Their Paws
Homeowners are fortunate that many of the critters that sneak into attics, garages, and kitchens are quite limited in their mental and physical capabilities. Mice cannot open your refrigerator any more than a bat can grab hold of the lid to your garbage can. Unfortunately, there is one wild animal whose intelligence and humanlike hands… Continue reading
How To Tell a Male Raccoon From a Female?
You may require raccoon removal if the clever but destructive creatures take up residence on your property. Female raccoons are more likely to cause you trouble than male raccoons because breeding mothers need to find places to raise their young. However, determining the sex of a raccoon can be a challenge. Sexual dimorphism occurs when… Continue reading
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