If you live in Connecticut, then you’re likely no stranger to squirrels. They seem to be everywhere, after all. We all know that they forage for nuts, and occasionally end up in our attics and chimneys. If you’ve had to deal with a squirrel problem in your house, you might be quick to wonder: are…
As humans encroach upon wildlife habitats to construct buildings and roads, animals are left with fewer and fewer places to go. That often leads to situations in which homeowners find wild animals living in their attics and sheds, rummaging through their trash, or eating pet food left outdoors. If you have found yourself in a…
In just one week we’ll all be making preparations to feast around the tables with family and friends in celebration of Thanksgiving. If there’s one thing this holiday brings others than a greater sense of gratitude, its food. In many households, it’s arguably the biggest meal served throughout the entire year. If you participate in…
If you suspect that there are birds in your chimney, then don’t panic. It’s common to wonder: how did they get there in the first place? Well, animals don’t really have any concept of boundaries. There’s a good chance that the birds fell in there by mistake, and if it was intentional, then your chimney…
It’s Halloween season, and bats are everywhere. But while we might enjoy the decorative ones that hang amongst the Halloween decorations alongside the pumpkins, the ones living in our attics bring less joy. Bat infestations are a problem for many homeowners. They’re a hard-to-solve problem, as well: they can sneak into small areas, and accumulation…
We’re in the Halloween spirit here at Anderson Wildlife so we wanted to make a fun post talking about the spooky, creepy side of our business. We get calls from clients who don’t know what animal or creature is invading their home and can only describe the creaky noises and pitter-patters on the roof. Our…
As the summer turns to fall and thoughts turn toward Halloween, you may have bats on your mind. Not the decorative kind, but the live, furry type…and they may be living in your home’s shutters. Eeek! While bats love to get into your attic when they’re seeking a warm place to sleep and raise their…
The fall season has arrived here in Connecticut. While we all enjoy the beautiful foliage and cooling temps it’s also the time of year when homeowners and businesses will see an influx of squirrels making their way in and causing issues oftentimes. Here’s a closer look at how squirrels may invade, signs your home could…
Dealing with a drought isn’t something that we face often here in New England, but it can still happen. Especially in the summer months when temperatures can get hot and dry. Anytime there is a lack of precipitation and rainfall is stagnant, we find drought warnings cropping up. In other parts of the nation, this…
Here in this part of the U.S., it’s not uncommon to see squirrels scurrying about all day. Climbing up and down trees, leaping across roadways and even scurrying around for scraps of food. Even though they’re not a domesticated pet, they’re cute and small and many people admire them. When they stay out of your…