Spring is the time of year when the world starts waking up again, at least in temperate climates like ours. The snow melts, the grasses turn green and the rivers swell. Trees and flowers start to bloom adding color to the landscape. Animal life is suddenly abundant as birds return from warmer climates and snoozing… Continue reading
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The Dangers That Birds Can Bring
Spring is an exciting time of year when plants and animals spring back to life. Color and activity return to nature as the ground thaws and the cold weather retreats farther north. Backyard birdwatchers look forward to the arrival of their summer feathered friends returning from their winter vacation spots in the south. Upon their… Continue reading
Managing and Controlling the Squirrel Population in Your Backyard
When people think of animals in Wisconsin, they typically think of stately species like the white-tailed deer or peculiar wanderers, like the American badger. Few people would ever think to speak about squirrels because they are so common. However, squirrels are unique in their destructive abilities, which is one of the many reasons to have… Continue reading
Madison Wildlife Control: Get Prepared For Skunk Season
While skunks provide a legitimate and necessary service to the ecosystem, controlling pesky insect populations, few people want to have a surfeit, or group of skunks, calling their property home. February through April, skunks are very active, mating and reproducing. You are most likely to spot a few promiscuous males than females, as the males… Continue reading
What Do Raccoons Eat In The Wild?
Raccoons are notorious for overturning people’s garbage cans and rooting through them for food. They tend to take up residence where food is plentiful and easily accessible. Therefore, if you’ve had problems with your trash cans getting knocked over, you may require the services of raccoon removal in Madison. Nevertheless, nature didn’t intend raccoons to… Continue reading
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