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ATW can provide a solution on how bats are getting in your house. We are experts in bat removal, bat proofing and bat control. Our experts will investigate the site and discuss with you the proven methods that we have to get rid of bats in attics and other areas of your house.
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LITTLE BROWN BAT FACTS:
- Has several Brown Color phases, i.e., light buff through dark chocolate brown
- Shiny sleek appearing coat
- Wing span can be 7-11 inches
- Very sharp needle like teeth
- Climbs as well as it flies
- Eats three quarters of its body weight in insects per night
- Makes high pitched frequency sound
- They are a Colonial Bat
- Colonies may consist of a dozen to almost a 1000
- Litter size is one
- young will hang on the mother
- mother will stash the young while she goes out to hunt; on her return she will collect the young and will nurse
- young will stay with mother until migration
- the Colony will start to migrate in late September
- Their roosting habits include:
- attics
- barns
- sheds
- garages
- building overhangs
- beneath different types of shingles and siding
- under bridges
- caves and hollow trees
- Urine & feces contamination - POSE HIGH HEALTH RISK! - masks, goggles and protective clothing need to be worn when going into these places
- Nocturnal
- Diseases:
- Bats are the number one suspected Rabies carrier. Fleas and ticks
BIG BROWN BAT FACTS:
- Has several Color phases, i.e., light red through dark chocolate brown
- Shiny sleek appearing coat
- Wing span can be 10-14 inches
- Very sharp needle like teeth
- Climbs as well as it flies
- Can eat three quarters of its body weight in insects per night
- Makes high pitched frequency sound
- They are largely solitary but females may band together in small maternity colonies
- Litter size is two
- young will hang on the mother
- mother will stash the young while she goes out to hunt; on her return she will collect the young and will nurse
- young will stay with mother until migration
- Maternal colonies will start to migrate in late September
- Their roosting habits include:
- attics
- barns
- sheds
- garages
- building overhangs
- beneath different types of shingles and siding
- under bridges
- caves and hollow trees
- Urine & feces contamination - POSE HIGH HEALTH RISK! - masks, goggles and protective clothing need to be worn when going into these places
- Nocturnal
- Diseases:
- Bats are the number one suspected Rabies carrier. Fleas and ticks.
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