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Many birds in their natural wooded habitat are cavity and tree dwellers. This means that they look for crooks of branches or holes in which to […]

If you live in an urban area, some of your neighbors are inevitably rate. The Norway and roof rats are the most common city dwellers, but […]

Spring is a wonderful time when the world begins again. After a long winter’s nap, animals are looking for great places to begin their spring litters. […]

Grey squirrel mating, gestation, growth Whether you like feeding the squirrels at the park or spend weekends greasing your bird feeder pole to keep the little […]

Early spring is a magical time for everyone and a romantic one for squirrels. By the end of winter, eastern grey squirrels and southern flying squirrels […]

The Birds and the Bees: When Carpenter Bees and Woodpeckers Attack If you’ve noticed woodpeckers making themselves at home on your property, you may actually have […]

Carpenter bees are starting to emerge from the winter we have had in Georgia. Our greater Atlanta customers are beginning to call for the carpenter bee […]

It is almost spring again, here in the South! Perfect critter litter weather for many animals that are native to this area, but one in particular […]

It’s that time of year again, Spring is rolling in and the woodpeckers are migrating through Georgia, after all they are migratory birds! Urban Wildlife Control […]