Bats are fascinating creatures. They are the only flying mammal. They love to keep their friends and family close, so they roost in groups. They are a welcome sight in summer, every night eating up to 1,000 insects, such as mosquitoes, moths, midges, beetles, mayflies and other flying insects. While it is common to see… Continue reading
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Understanding the Danger and Uses of Bat Guano
Due to their ability to fly and their nocturnal habits, bats can colonize your attic without you realizing it. You may become aware of their presence only when you notice strange droppings around your home. Bat urine and excrement are known collectively as guano, and observing it on your property is a sign that you… Continue reading
Ajax Wildlife Control: It’s Bat Baby Time
Bats – they rule the night skies and save our world daily by aiding in the maintenance of the ecosystem. Even though they are commonly misunderstood and equally disliked. Of course, sometimes they get in our way, but like so many other wildlife animals that have suffered as a result of human activities, they… Continue reading
Ajax Animal Control: Where Do Bats Nest?
Bats are intriguing animals. As nature’s only true flying mammals, they hold a special place in the ranks of special wildlife animals. They rule the night skies but during the day must find suitable retreat. Depending on the species of bats and the season, the retreat may be a natural space or a man-made… Continue reading
Ajax Animal Control: Bat Population Devastated
New Brunswick’s Tri-coloured bats have fallen in the raging battle between North America’s bats and the White Nose Syndrome. The declaration of the demise of New Brunswick’s tri-coloured bats was made by zoologist Donald Macalpine in a CBC news report on April 19, 2018. Bats have been losing the battle and if we are… Continue reading
Ajax Animal Control: Are Bats in Cities?
Bats are commonly associated with dark caves, spooky woods and abandoned mine shafts, but as their natural habitat comes under increasing threat from human invasion, bats are finding new ways to survive in urban environments. And for homeowners in Ajax, this could mean bats finding their way inside your home. When this happens, getting… Continue reading
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