Are you dealing with flocks of birds in your yard? While it can be nice to see birds flying around and hear them singing, sometimes they become a nuisance. They might leave droppings all over your yard or tempt your dog to chase them around. Even further, sometimes birds try to come inside your home to escape the weather or…
Living in South Florida, there is tons of wildlife to observe. From reptiles like iguanas and snakes to rodents and furry friends like foxes or raccoons, there is no shortage of animals in this part of the country. While it can be exciting to see wildlife from your backyard, that doesn’t necessarily mean you want them living there. Depending on…
Foxes are related to dogs and wolves. You can identify them by looking for their bushy tails, skinny stature, and pointy ears. They are present in most areas of the continental United States. Foxes are incredibly cute and interesting creatures. That said, they are still wild animals. Just because they are cool does not mean you want them roaming around…
Snakes are found all across the United States. Most of them live on land, spending their time in trees or underground. However, some snakes are semi-aquatic and slither around in the water. Either way, you might find a snake in your yard. Many fear snakes, so seeing one near your home could be startling. You might be worried about the…
Foxes are small members of the family Canidae, which also includes dogs and wolves. They are identifiable by their bushy tails and skinny stature. You can find foxes in most of the continental United States. While seeing a fox in your backyard can be exciting, sometimes they aren’t welcome guests. If you have chickens, foxes will try to make a…
Squirrels are small to medium-sized rodents that are identifiable by their bushy tails. They also have large eyes, which make them incredibly cute. While squirrels might be adorable, that doesn’t mean you want them living in your home. Unfortunately, sometimes squirrels invade houses. They can cause a lot of damage to your home and spread diseases to your household pets….
Bats are the only mammals in the United States that can fly and they belong to their own class of mammals called Chiroptera.[1] Chiro is a Latin word for hand, while pteron means wing. In other words, Chiroptera means “hand wing.” Bats have hair on their bodies but their wings are hairless. They come in many colors, from black and…
Raccoons are mammals that are distantly related to cats and dogs. You have probably seen one rummaging through a dumpster before. These animals will snack on almost anything they can find, even trash. Raccoons have their offspring during the spring, typically in April or May. When they have their babies, they like to find a secluded, private, and safe area…
Florida is home to over 4,000 animal species, making it a diverse place for wildlife.[1] You can find terrestrial animals, freshwater fish, marine fish, and various insects in this state. While living in such a diverse ecosystem has its benefits, it also means you have a higher chance of home infestations. Some of the most common animals to infest Florida…
Bees are essential to our environment as they pollinate plants, supporting biodiversity and food production. That said, just because bees are important to our ecosystem does not mean you want them in your home. Unfortunately, some bee species might attempt to create hives inside of walls, attics, or even on the outside of your house where your children play. If…
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