Bats Flying Around Attic
Often, inspecting for bats is about looking for signs of bats. But sometimes, when they are roosted in an accessible attic, bats themselves are visible.
Ryan recently captured video of bats that were not happy he had intruded on their space. They took flight in the attic and zipped back and forth.
Take Back Your Attic
Bat guano can really pile up in a space bats inhabit.
And even though many attics are not used as living space, having bats and their guano and urine is not desirable.
If you are inspecting for bats yourself and find piles of guano in your attic space, consider wearing respiratory and eye protection.
You may find the bats flying or find them roosted on rafters or a wall.
Click on the picture to the right which makes the picture bigger. You’ll notice stains on the rafters and bats roosted on the brick wall.
Once evidence of roosting bats is found, the next step is to determine any possible points of entry and make a plan to seal up all these entrances.
Akron, Canton, Kent Help for Bats
If you’d like help with a suspected bat problem and live in Northeast Ohio, please give us a call.
Frontline Animal Removal can help seal up the entrances and take care of the bat problem in an appropriate manner.
For do-it-yourselfers, please remember that bats are an important to the environment and are protected in most states. Please don’t hurt the bats or the maternity process. Contact a local professional for advice on best practices.
