The Little Brown Bat is one of the species that are most likely to roost in buildings, meaning it is one of the bat species that you are likely to encounter in a home or business. Due to a number of factors, including a fungal infection called white-nose syndrome, Little Brown Bat numbers are dwindling,… Continue reading
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Hamilton Wildlife Removal: Are Bats Afraid Of Lights?
Contrary to popular belief, bats are not blind. If they were, then shining lights on them would have no effect one way or another. As nocturnal creatures, bats do not like the light and try to avoid it specifically by seeking out dark places to make roosts, such as unused attics. If bats don’t like… Continue reading
Hamilton Wildlife Control: Why DIY Bat Removal Doesn’t Work?
Bats are fascinating animals, and they serve a valuable purpose to society by eating nuisance insects that may carry dangerous viruses. However, despite the advantages of having bats near your home, you still do not want the flying critters taking up residence in your attic. Talk to any specialist in bat removal in Hamilton, and… Continue reading
Hamilton Wildlife Removal: Why Do People Fear Bats?
Bats do an excellent service to the world and also to humankind. Bats keep annoying pests away. They pollinate plants that we use for food and medicine. Bats help replant forests that humanity has destroyed through deforestation and fires. Through medical and ecological research, bats have provided us with information that has saved ecosystems and… Continue reading
Do Bats Live in Groups in Hamilton?
If you see one bat another is not far behind. So, save your screams. Bats are a regular fixture of Hamilton’s summer night sky. They flap and flutter back to their colony. It’s easy to determine the shadow of a bat. Its flight patterns are more jagged than a bird, but bats have more control… Continue reading
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