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Thursday July 30th

Are you sure those are bats in your chimney? Bats don't make very loud noises and cant really live/colonize " in " chimneys. However, the Chimney Swift does nest in the chimney, usually down low in an unused one, and it's VERY loud when the babies are fed. July and August is when we get many calls about this. Check them out - ... See MoreSee Less

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Wednesday July 29th

Had some fun yesterday with bats behind some shutters. ... See MoreSee Less

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Tuesday January 21st

This Spider Makes Fake Spiders. But Why? - Wired Science

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Scientists returned to the Amazon rainforest in December to collect data on one of their biggest finds of 2012: a spider that uses insect corpses and jungle trash to build big, spider-shaped decoys in...

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Friday March 8th

If I were a squirrel I would like to live here too. However, I am not and the ones who did, don't anymore. ... See MoreSee Less

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Friday March 8th

Smell that? The skunks are coming out and as spring nears wildlife is on the move and looking to have their young. Check around those decks for any worn animal pathways and peak around your roof for any holes. If you see something suspicious let us know. Thank you, Reid. ... See MoreSee Less

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