Sunday, September 20, 2009

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Animals: Birds


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Facts:

Activity:
Daytime mostly

Damage:
droppings everywhere, nesting materials, woodpeckers ruin siding, chimneys, and framing. Make sure you remove entire birds nest

Inhabits:
walls, attics, chimneys, usually stucco and cedar siding

Cycle:
Mainly spring and summer

Noises:
Loud chirping, and pecking on wood, metal, or stucco

Birds are warm-blooded vertebrate animals that have wings, feathers, a beak, no teeth, a skeleton in which many bones are fused together or are absent, and an extremely efficient,, one-way breathing system. Flying birds have strong, hollow bones and powerful flight muscles.
Most birds can fly. Birds have a very strong heart and an efficient way of breathing - these are necessary for birds to fly. Birds also use a lot of energy while flying and need to eat a lot of food to power their flight.

Not all flying animals are birds; and not all birds can fly. The ability to fly has developed independently many times throughout the history of the Earth.

Flying birds' wings are shaped to provide lift, allowing them to fly. These light-weight animals have adapted to their environment by flying, which makes them efficient hunters, lets them escape from hungry predators (like cats), and takes them away from harsh weather (migration).

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Honey Bees


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Facts:

Activity:
Daytime & nighttime

Damage:
Stings

Inhabits:
Attics, overhangs

Cycle:
Warm months

The North American Honey Bee is an important part of our ecosystem, providing a key mechanism in plant polination. They enter a business or residence, becomming a nuisance to the inhabitants and the structure on which they decide to store their honey.

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Bats


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Single bat roosting in a gable vent in Cumming GA	Bat guano coming through soffit vent in Alpharetta GA	Bats entering attic thru gable in Ellijay GA

Facts:

Activity:
Nocturnal

Damage:
Feces (or guano) is a serious health risk if breathed in. Professional dropping removal service avilable.

Inhabits:
Attics, trees, walls

Cycle:
Mainly spring and summer

Noises:
Clicking

There are about 39 species in the United States. Most bats are economically valuable because of the large number of insects they consume.

The body of the bat is mouselike and usually covered with fine fur. The face varies greatly from one species to another; many species have complex appendages on the snout and projections, or false ears, in front of the true ears; the ears themselves are often very large and elaborately convoluted. These facial structures are part of the sensory apparatus that emits and receives sound vibrations.

Some bats are solitary, living in caves, crevices, hollow trees, or attics; other species are communal, with thousands or even millions of bats roosting together in a cave or on branches in a section of forest. In some species of communal bats, the entire colony leaves the roost together in the evening and returns together in the morning; in others, individuals come and go at different times. Bats of northern regions migrate, hibernate, or both in winter.

In most species, males and females do not associate except during the mating season. Females of most species bear a single young in the summer of each year. The young are then carried by the mothers for a few days, after which they are left in the roost when not nursing; they begin to fly in a few weeks. The life span of some bats is 20 years in captivity.

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Facts:

Activity:
Mainly Nighttime

Damage:
Chewing, can take down trees, buildling dams

Inhabits:
Ponds & streams

Cycle:
Year round

Noises:
Both night and day if dam is present

The beaver is distinguished by its extremely broad, horizontally flattened tail. Beavers are 3 to 4 ft (91–120 cm) long, including the tail (12 in./30.5 cm long, 6 in./15.2 cm wide), and about 15 in. (38 cm) high at the shoulder; they usually weigh about 60 lb (27 kg). Their long, dense fur is reddish brown to nearly black; the naked, scaly tail is black. Both sexes have scent glands located in a pouch in the anal region. Because of their great importance in maintaining the natural environment, they have been reintroduced in many areas of North America and Russia and are now increasing in numbers.

Beavers build lodges up to 3 ft (91 cm) high and 5 ft (1.5 m) wide of sticks and mud; the entrances are below water level, with ramps leading to the living quarters, located on a platform above water level. They may also build burrows in banks with underwater entrances. They create deep ponds, or maintain the water level in old ones, by building dams across streams. These are made of sticks and logs, and the upper surfaces are reinforced with stones and mud. Materials are gathered by collecting wood and felling small trees by gnawing; often the beavers dig canals for floating these to the right spot. Most, if not all, of these activities are done mechanically, as a result of instinct; captive animals persist in building useless dams, and even in the wild beavers will attempt to reinforce solid, manmade dams with sticks.

Although they form monogamous families and live in colonies, there is little social contact among beavers and they work independently. A colony consists of a cluster of lodges, each occupied by a family of the parents and their last two litters. The beavers sleep by day and spend the night foraging for food and building or repairing their structures. They feed on a variety of aquatic and shore plants, surviving in winter largely on bark. Sticks for winter food are stored in the lodges and underwater. Excellent swimmers, they can stay underwater for up to fifteen minutes. When alarmed, a beaver slaps the water with its tail, making a loud noise that sends other beavers hurrying to the safety of deep water. Females give birth to two to eight young in the spring; these mature in two years. Beavers are responsible for creating many of the woodland ponds that support lush vegetation and eventually become meadows.

With the recent trend in human encroachment on natural habitats, beavers have become more of a common problem than you might think.

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Removal of Animals in Attics: This is probably the most common thing that we deal with. Wild animals, from raccoons to squirrels to rats, love to live in the walls and attics of homes. We solve the problem completely - we not only trap and remove the wildlife, but we find out how they got in, and we permanently seal shut all of the entry points.

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Damage Repairs: The most important single step in solving a problem with animals in a home or attic - find the entry points and seal them! All of our repairs exceed industry standards and are designed to last the life of the building, and keep wildlife out for good. We also fix anything that the animals destroyed during their stay.

Attic Decontamination:When critters live in your home or attic, they leave behind their waste - their excrement, urine, oils from their fur, garbage, nesting material, and more. This refuse can often attract new animals to your home, and it is also unsanitary and sometimes a biohazard. We clean the waste and decontaminate to make things good as new.

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General Trapping: If you simply need wildlife trapping, we do that too. For example, you might have a family of skunks living under your porch, and you want them gone before the smell gets worse. Or maybe a troublesome raccoon is raiding your garbage cans every night and you want it gone. We trap and remove the critters humanely.

Dead Carcass Removal:If you've got a terrible odor somewhere in your house, there's a good chance that an animal has died somewhere inside the house. It could be a dead rat in the wall, a dead opossum in the attic, or a dead raccoon under the shed. Whatever it is, we will find it and remove it, deodorize the area, and the smell will disappear.

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Sunday, September 20, 2009

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Animals: Birds

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