As warmer weather is approaching, we all want to make use of our backyards. But one thing that could ruin a good barbeque or pool party is a wild animal under the patio or deck. These elevated platforms, while great for entertaining guests, are also good [...]
The weather is finally becoming warm and the trees are sprouting leaves. With April Showers behind us, it is time for your garden to start showing some color. But, if you have a groundhog problem, your beautiful garden maybe this rodent’s salad. Groundhogs are a huge [...]
About a week ago, a wild raccoon in Camden County attacked and bit a dog outside of its home. The two animals were reportedly fighting over food left outside for the dog. The raccoon was captured and taken to New Jersey Public Health and Environmental Laboratories [...]
Birds of all shapes and sizes in our area often look towards commercial places to nest. Commercial areas have a lot to offer birds in terms of living area, especially pigeons. Awnings and lettering on the sides of buildings often give a bird a place to [...]
As the weather keeps heating up, snakes in the New York/New Jersey area will become more active. There are 22 snake species in New Jersey, and 17 in New York. Of them 2 venomous ones are in NJ, and 3 in NY. The Northern Copperhead and [...]
Spring is a time when most of the wild animals in our area begin to reproduce and create the next generation of pest animals. Squirrels breed during both the early Spring and late Summer. Squirrels that reproduce near your home will only bring forth more and [...]
After enjoying the sunny and 70 degree weather in the past few weeks, the recent cold snap and snowfall is a real disappointment. But, this batch of snowfall can help you discover if there may be a pest problem in or around your home. While we [...]
Opossums can be a big problem for homeowners. They go through your garbage and get trash all over your lawn. They like to make their homes in bushes, sheds, and abandoned burrows of other animals. They aren’t picky eaters, gnawing on anything that remotely resembles food. [...]
Springtime is almost upon us. The trees will regrow leaves, flowers blossom, and birds return from their Winter migration. While that may all sound good, flocks of birds looking for roosts and building nests can be a problem for homeowners as well as business owners. Most [...]
Last week, 3 people in the Bronx were diagnosed with a disease called Leptospirosis. This disease is carried by rats and is often spread via contact with urine. One has died and the other 2 are in the hospital due to the disease. New York City [...]