The end of the summer is a busy time for the wildlife preparing for colder weather. Although some creatures migrate to warmer areas before the first freeze, others rush to find food and shelter before the temperature drops. When you live in a suburban area, your home can become a convenient shelter for animals looking… Continue reading
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Montreal Wildlife Control: Do Birds Have Teeth?
Birds are versatile creatures descended from prehistoric reptiles called Archosaurs, but unlike their ancestors, birds do not have teeth. Birds use their beaks to obtain food, defend themselves, build nests and amplify their calls, but their bodies have evolved to survive without teeth. Although birds seem less threatening without sharp teeth, they should not be… Continue reading
Montreal Wildlife Control: Do Mice Live in Trees?
Most people agree that their house is not an appropriate place for mice to wait out the colder months. Do you ever wonder, though, where mice live when they don’t have help from humans? The mouse’s choice of habitat can vary greatly, ranging from subterranean burrows to treetop nests. Consider a few key questions that… Continue reading
Montreal Wildlife Removal: Animals That Come Out at Night
Nocturnal animals sleep during the day and forage for food at night. They are most active after the sun goes down and spend their nights looking for food, water and mates. Several nocturnal animals such as bats, skunks, mice and raccoons can make trouble for homeowners if they invade their properties. Many types of… Continue reading
Why You Should Never Disturb A Birds Nest?
In the spring, birds typically start building nests in which to lay their eggs and raise their young. Birds choose nesting sites that are safe from predators and harsh weather conditions. Unfortunately, however, birds sometimes build nests in areas that are annoying to humans, such as in rafters, in gutters, or over bedroom windows where… Continue reading
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