Most bats give birth to baby bats in the late summer and will push way the baby bats to become independent. Most bats are inactive during much of the year. This comes with certain limitations as to when it is legally possible to remove bats. Bats are considered as protected wildlife species due to their …
Bats are found all over the world, but you won’t find a lot of bats in cold climates. The majority of bats that you will find thrive in damp or tropical climates. When these bats do live in these cold climates, they migrate towards warmer places. Bats mainly roost in dark, damp, and secluded places …
Bats usually fly into houses when they get lost. Their colonies are nearby, but they went indoors by accident. In other cases, the bat is a single male during the reproductive season. Or, its colony suffered from disease, and it is alone. Bat populations in Ontario have decreased significantly due to white-nose syndrome. These are …
Bats usually fly into homes when they are hunting insects or when they get lost on their way to their colonies. In some cases, there is a colony in the attic, and the bat tumbled its way down a wall cavity or ventilation system. Whatever the case may be, it’s important that you remove the …
Bats are wonderful, misunderstood animals. Contrary to popular belief, bats are virtually harmless insectivores that avoid human contact. They keep to themselves, providing us with a free pest control service in which they feed on hundreds of mosquitoes every night. Bats are only a problem when they roost in our homes. Their guano contains bacteria, …
