Bats are a common creature found in Ontario, usually living in mines or caves. However, they often find solace in homes, setting up their living areas in attic spaces and wall voids. As a homeowner in Ontario, it is important to learn more about bats common to the province as well as bat exclusion. This… Continue reading
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Rabid Bat Discovered in Woodstock
Rabies in Ontario is starting to get out of control. There have been 128 proven cases of the virus since December 2015. Found in raccoons, bats and skunks. Keep away from wildlife. You never know when they’ll bite. Rabies can be fatal to humans. Rabies in Woodstock The first case of rabies in bats for… Continue reading
Why You Shouldn’t Remove Bats During June and July
Bats will roost throughout the year. But, what bats need from their roosts depends on the season. During winter they hibernate. In spring and summer they develop maternity roosts where they can raise their pups. It’s too late if you discover bats in your attic during June and July In Ontario, bats have babies during… Continue reading
Bats in Ontario and How to Protect Your Home
Squeek, squeek, squeek. Through the air. Squeek, squeek, squeek, squeek. Echoes, echoes, echoes. It’s difficult to tell what kind of bat is in the dark. Flap, flap, flap. It’s most likely a little brown bat or big brown bat. They’re common in Ontario. I think it’s headed for our home. Squeek, squeek, squeek. Luckily, I… Continue reading
Do Bats Hibernate?
Only if we could sleep through winter. That would be great. Miss the ice, cold and snow. No more driving in a winter storm. No more driveway shovelling. No more winter boots, coats and mitts. No more worries. Just a long nap until summer. Well, this may be one of the few times you’re jealous… Continue reading
Are Bats Dangerous?
Bats can be scary. They’re associated with creepy images of haunted houses and graveyards. Being a nocturnal animal doesn’t help the argument against them being terrifying. Even though bats can be terrifying to some, are they dangerous? Bats rarely attack humans They generally prefer to keep a generous distance between themselves and people. Interactions never… Continue reading
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