New York City is home to a diverse range of bird species. And while it is lovely to experience these birds in local parks or perched on power lines along the road, they are a lot less fun inside your home. 3 of the most common [...]
Where do birds tend to build nests in the suburbs? While different bird species will have preferences in the wild, suburban birds will have fewer options. Birds that have adapted to cohabitation in suburban neighborhoods tend to look for a few choice locations for their nests. [...]
For many people, bats can be scary. This is often from connotations with horror stories, and associations with unwanted encounters with humans. But bats are an important part of our local ecosystem. Below, we will discuss how these misunderstood critters are crucial to our environment and [...]
If there are bird nests on your property, your first instinct may be to remove them. Unfortunately, this may be illegal. Depending on the type of bird, or if it has eggs, or is caring for young, you may not have the ability to legally remove [...]
Federal and state regulations help protect the natural environment of the United States, including the wild animals that inhabit it. For many homeowners, these regulations do not often affect your daily life. However, when a wild animal is living on your property, these regulations can be [...]
The recent Hurricane Ida has caused a lot of damage in the tri-state area, as major flooding occurred. When a major storm washes over homes and floods streets, it can cause lasting damage. Such storms can also destroy the homes of critters, who may turn to [...]
It may sound strange, but the average size of mice has been shrinking. A new study from Scientific Reports shows that the average mass of the North American deer mouse has been steadily declining over the last 70 years. This body size reduction is theorized to [...]
One of the major reasons people call a humane wildlife removal service is because we understand that little critters can be a pest indoors. But we also understand that they benefit the environment and the local ecosystem. It can be easy to think of squirrels as [...]
