While working on a house with a bat problem. We located an active area at a dormer. While preparing to work on this area, a bat started squawking at us.
Fortunately I was able to get the camera out just in time!
Casey◦
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Shirley, Massachusetts Bat Eviction
Fortunately I was able to get the camera out just in time!
Casey◦
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Stoughton, Massachusetts Bat Removal
Casey's Stoughton bat removal, bat that was taken from a customers living space and was brought outside for release. .
The bat decided to strike a pose for Casey before taking off!!◦
Friday, September 16, 2011
Rabies?
Stephen Abati, one of our wildlife tech's removed a bat from a Manchester, NH home that has tested positive for rabies!!
While this BAT tested positive for rabies, most will not. That being said, should you come in physical contact or wake up to one flying above your head it is in your best interest to contain the animal and have it tested. You can always Call PRECISION WILDLIFE!!!! http://www.precisionwildlife.com
While this BAT tested positive for rabies, most will not. That being said, should you come in physical contact or wake up to one flying above your head it is in your best interest to contain the animal and have it tested. You can always Call PRECISION WILDLIFE!!!! http://www.precisionwildlife.com
Location:Manchester, New Hampshire
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Northeastern Bats
NORTHEASTERN BATS: GOING, GOING, GONE
Monday, September 19
7:00 p.m.
Free Adult Lecture Series
Joni Susi von Oettingen, Endangered Species Specialist for the New England Field Office of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, for this engaging presentation on bats. She will discuss the resident bats of the northeast. Specifically, she will address White Nose Syndrome, what it is, and what it means to our native bats' future.
No charge to attend but reservations are required. Please call 603-968-7194
Adult and child environmental education program
www.nhnature.org
http://www.nhnature.org/Calendar/visiting_naturalist_miniseries.html
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Monday, September 19
7:00 p.m.
Free Adult Lecture Series
Joni Susi von Oettingen, Endangered Species Specialist for the New England Field Office of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, for this engaging presentation on bats. She will discuss the resident bats of the northeast. Specifically, she will address White Nose Syndrome, what it is, and what it means to our native bats' future.
No charge to attend but reservations are required. Please call 603-968-7194
Adult and child environmental education program
www.nhnature.org
http://www.nhnature.org/Calendar/visiting_naturalist_miniseries.html
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Thursday, September 15, 2011
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Live bat removal in Newton Massachusetts
This is a live bat removal in Newton Massachusetts. This is a juvenile male small brown bat. (Very typical this time of year)
This bat appeared in their living space, flew around for a few minutes, and then disappeared.
The customer could not locate it, so they called us, Precision Wildlife Services, to see if we could help. The customer was confident they had that bat confined to one room. When I showed up at the house I was not too sure if I could locate the bat. It was mid morning and bats normally sleep during day light hours. After the customer showed me to the room that the bat was in, I was even less confident I would locate the bat. The room was a spare room and it was a little cluttered.
After roughly 3 minutes, I got lucky! While rummaging through the clutter I located the bat between a pair of snow boots. The bat was removed and released outside of the customers house. Upon further inspection of the attic space, I located evidence of a colony. After discussing my findings with the customer, they were eager to evict these bats A.S.A.P.! A few days later the exclusion was performed on the house and the bats were gone within 3 days.
Catch ya soon! Casey ◦
Hanging Around! Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island Cape Cod
What we are looking at here is a bat one-way cone that was installed at an active area located next to a stone chimney. If you look closely, you will see a bat that is roosting on the outside of the cone.
This is a rare sight!
While we know our tactics to keep the bats out of the house are effective. It is not common to see a bat that was not able to get back inside still "hanging around".
It is not uncommon though for us to find evidence that bats have been roosting.
We receive quite a few calls from existing customers that find bat guano (droppings) on their chimney or on the ground where that bats had used to gain access to the home in the past, prior to the bat exclusion being performed.
Bats are a creature of habit and always return back to where they originated from. For this reason, when treating a structure for a bat problem, it is imperative the entire structure be sealed. If this was not the case the bat you see here would not be "hanging around " on the outside. It would be back inside the voids of the structure continuing to scratch and squeak away, reeking havoc. ◦
Friday, August 5, 2011
Bells, Birds, Family, Friends and Love
Wedding Bells will be ringing tomorrow and doves flying as one of our own special girls ties the knot! Miss Sherry Gannon will be marrying her longtime sweetheart and best friend, Steven, tomorrow, and celebrating after with a few of her close friends and loved ones. We want to wish her and her husband to be, a long, happy and loving marriage.
It's all about YOU tomorrow Sherry and we all hope you enjoy and embrace every second! We love you, and are thrilled for you, Steven and Tyler!
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Wednesday, August 3, 2011
First week in August…
In the land of the WILD!
Precision Wildlife has officially hit a very busy time of year!
We have wildlife technicians covering areas all over New England! Ranging from Merrimack NH, Wellfleet MA, North Kingstown RI, North Chelmsford MA and everywhere in between.
Technicians are out getting bats out for emergency calls, removing skunks from under sheds, cleaning attic spaces and repairing homes to make sure they don’t have any wildlife issues again!
The Precision office has been extremely busy with new phone calls, existing customers and questions about wildlife, ranging all over New England. Customers with bats in homes, flying squirrels in attics, raccoons relaxing in chimneys, even a skunk in bathroom…Yes can you imagine? Over 60 and counting, NEW customer calls this week already, and it is only Wednesday!
A few memorable comments…
“Do you know when my bat is going to wake up?’’
‘’ We have a skunk in our bathroom…’’
‘’Theirs a cat in my driveway…I don’t like cats!’’
We hope everyone is having a wonderful week! Don’t forget if you have any wildlife issues, or someone you know has one contact the professionals 877-797-1278
Saturday, July 2, 2011
How To Safely Handle A Bat In New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island
What to do if you have a bat in your house!
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Please contact us immediately to speak with a bat specialist. Do I have a bat colony in my attic if I had a bat in my living space? Occasionally bats will enter through chimneys, a/c units, and open windows but the majority of bat invasions are due to the fact that there is a colony residing within the structures of you home. Bat colonies will not always be in plain view within attics as they can, and often do colonize in soffit, and ceiling voids that make evidence of bats minimal and the sightings of them unlikely. Call Us to thoroughly inspect your home inside and out. Precision Wildlife offers bat inspections and bat removal services. Why does a bat invade my living space? There are a few reasons why bats invade your living space. During the months of June and July juvenile bats are learning how to fly and becoming more mobile in there current habitat. They become investigative and curious and will wander away from colonies sometimes only to lose there way and end up in your living room. Also during the hot days of June, July, and August attics sometimes actually become less than inviting for a bat colony. Bat colonies will crawl under insulation and into cooler areas of your homes internal structure to escape the high temperatures. Movement of any type will always increase the chances of a bat mistakenly wandering into your living space. Winter bats, bats that gestate inside attics all winter, also look for the most ideal location in an attic for the cold winter months. They to will often crawl under insulation in search of proper elements for winter semi-hibernation. Bats can also enter homes through window a/c units and chimneys and be considered a fluke. Many consumers will generally believe this to be there situation because it is the easiest explanation to swallow. If a bat has entered your home an inspection by a bat specialist might prevent further headaches in the future. |
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Friday, July 1, 2011
Wellesley, Massachusetts Raccoon Removal
Casey responds to a call in Wellesley, Massachusetts and is amazed by what conspires.
The family had been away for a vacation and had just gotten back home. When they walked in, they couldn't believe their eyes! They were so upset that they immediately called the police department, thinking someone had broken in. The police came to investigate and found the house pretty much trashed! Cabinets open, boxes of food open and half eaten, things knocked all over the floor and broken. It looked like someone had ransacked the place!
After further investigation, the police find animal droppings and then investigate the chimney and they see a tail hanging down and immediately know who the "criminals" were!
Momma Raccoon and her pups had moved in! They give them our number, Precision Wildlife Services to the rescue! By the time Casey gets to the home, the animal droppings are cleaned up, and he does his own investigation and hears the pups, (baby raccoons), in the chimney but Mom is nowhere to be found. Casey, gets his ladder out and climbs onto the slippery slate roof. Not only is this a big Colonial style house but it's 10-11:00 at night and it's raining! While on the roof flashing the light around he finally sees her near the chimney.
Casey decides to come down to seewhat the mother will do and when he reaches the ground, he sees and hears a pup in the grass. He has heard the stories of the mother raccoon moving her pups to saftey if she feels threatened, but he has never actually witnessed it until this night! Casey sat in his truck and watched as the mother raccoon climbed the gutter to the flat roof and then to the slate roof to the chimney and took each pup down to the ground and into a bush to hide them until she had gotten all of them out.
It was raining and dark or Casey could have taken some great video and pictures, but to hear him tell the story, you know it was a very amazing site to see this mother keep her pups from harm.
Casey went back to the home in the day light to further check and make sure the Raccoon family had vacated the premises and to also take a few pictures of the muddy raccoon prints he saw.
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The family had been away for a vacation and had just gotten back home. When they walked in, they couldn't believe their eyes! They were so upset that they immediately called the police department, thinking someone had broken in. The police came to investigate and found the house pretty much trashed! Cabinets open, boxes of food open and half eaten, things knocked all over the floor and broken. It looked like someone had ransacked the place!
After further investigation, the police find animal droppings and then investigate the chimney and they see a tail hanging down and immediately know who the "criminals" were!
Momma Raccoon and her pups had moved in! They give them our number, Precision Wildlife Services to the rescue! By the time Casey gets to the home, the animal droppings are cleaned up, and he does his own investigation and hears the pups, (baby raccoons), in the chimney but Mom is nowhere to be found. Casey, gets his ladder out and climbs onto the slippery slate roof. Not only is this a big Colonial style house but it's 10-11:00 at night and it's raining! While on the roof flashing the light around he finally sees her near the chimney.
Casey decides to come down to seewhat the mother will do and when he reaches the ground, he sees and hears a pup in the grass. He has heard the stories of the mother raccoon moving her pups to saftey if she feels threatened, but he has never actually witnessed it until this night! Casey sat in his truck and watched as the mother raccoon climbed the gutter to the flat roof and then to the slate roof to the chimney and took each pup down to the ground and into a bush to hide them until she had gotten all of them out. It was raining and dark or Casey could have taken some great video and pictures, but to hear him tell the story, you know it was a very amazing site to see this mother keep her pups from harm.
Remember, if you think the noises you hear at night in your attic or on the roof are unwanted wildlife visitors, Call the professionals to check it out. We deal with wildlife of all types everyday and we know their habits and we know how to remove and prevent them from coming back!
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Call Us! We Get The Wild Out!!
1-877-945-3776
Friday, June 10, 2011
Skunks - Removal and Prevention MA - RI - NH - Cape Cod
What do skunks look like?
The question should be, "What do they smell like?" and I'm sure that most already know. But if you have not had that experience you should feel blessed that you haven't. A defense mechanism for a skunk, its odor, is just as distinctive as it black and white appearance. Skunks are similar in size to the common house cat normally weighing 6 to 10 pounds. They have pointed snouts and small, triangular heads with a white stripe on their nose and forehead. Normally their coat is black with a white stripe running down the middle of their back and splits into two stripes down a skunks tail. On occasion skunks can be predominately white called albino skunks. A skunks tail is wide and bushy and can be completely black or vary in the amount of white stripes that run down the tail. Skunks have short legs which causes their noticeable waddle and categorizes them as poor climbers. Although skunks have short legs they have rather strong forefeet and long nails making them excellent diggers. It is possible that a skunk or skunks become trapped and if they cannot dig another way out they will certainly die under your home or affected structure. When a skunk does become deceased the muscles that, holds in the oil which produces the dramatic odor, releases allowing the oil to leak out and cause a constant and overpowering smell from the skunk. Understanding that skunks burrow very deeply and out of reach of predators and animal control officers justifies the difficulties that might follow for dead skunk removal. Deodorizing services will help but the source of the odor almost always needs to be found and removed.
*It is significantly easier for a live skunk to walk out of its den and be trapped by a professional that it might be for a professional to become trapped in a skunk den.
If you have a skunk problem and want to eradicate it yourself your best to consult a wildlife pro.
1-877-WILD-PRO
1-877-945-3776
We service Massachusetts, Cape Cod, South Shore, North Shore, New Hampshire, Rhode Island◦
The question should be, "What do they smell like?" and I'm sure that most already know. But if you have not had that experience you should feel blessed that you haven't. A defense mechanism for a skunk, its odor, is just as distinctive as it black and white appearance. Skunks are similar in size to the common house cat normally weighing 6 to 10 pounds. They have pointed snouts and small, triangular heads with a white stripe on their nose and forehead. Normally their coat is black with a white stripe running down the middle of their back and splits into two stripes down a skunks tail. On occasion skunks can be predominately white called albino skunks. A skunks tail is wide and bushy and can be completely black or vary in the amount of white stripes that run down the tail. Skunks have short legs which causes their noticeable waddle and categorizes them as poor climbers. Although skunks have short legs they have rather strong forefeet and long nails making them excellent diggers. It is possible that a skunk or skunks become trapped and if they cannot dig another way out they will certainly die under your home or affected structure. When a skunk does become deceased the muscles that, holds in the oil which produces the dramatic odor, releases allowing the oil to leak out and cause a constant and overpowering smell from the skunk. Understanding that skunks burrow very deeply and out of reach of predators and animal control officers justifies the difficulties that might follow for dead skunk removal. Deodorizing services will help but the source of the odor almost always needs to be found and removed. *It is significantly easier for a live skunk to walk out of its den and be trapped by a professional that it might be for a professional to become trapped in a skunk den.
If you have a skunk problem and want to eradicate it yourself your best to consult a wildlife pro.
1-877-WILD-PRO
1-877-945-3776
We service Massachusetts, Cape Cod, South Shore, North Shore, New Hampshire, Rhode Island◦
Friday, June 3, 2011
Massachusetts, Cape Cod, Rhode Island, New Hampshire Wildlife Pros
Massachusetts, Cape Cod, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, is where you will find the professional Techs of Precision Wildlife Services.
This week alone we have serviced all of these areas!
Ed was in Nahant, MA for a nuisance Bird job,
Steve was in Denmark, Maine for a snake job, I bet you didn't even know we could handle snakes too!
Casey was doing a trapping and repair job in Wellfleet Orleans, MA,
Peter went to East Greenwich and Exeter, Rhode Island for squirrel and bat jobs! 
Seth was in West Newbury, MA, Nashua, NH and North of Boston.
Ricky was in Boston, MA and Newton, MA
Give us a call for all your Commercial or Residential wildlife removal and prevention services. Our Office staff, Sherry 
or
Tanya 
are always available to happily answer your questions, set up a convenient appointment or forward you to one of our very knowledgeable technicians!
So don’t forget to tell your friends that we will go where ever it takes, to Get the Wild Out!
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Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Precision Wildlife Services will be watching Boston Bruins
The Vancouver Canucks host the Boston Bruins tonite for Game 1 of the best-of-seven Stanley Cup Final.
Let's show some Boston Pride!
GO BRUINS!!!!
Friday, May 27, 2011
Boston Bruins are going to Stanley Cup Finals!
HOLY BATMAN!!
Boston Bruins are going to Stanley Cup Finals! Congratulations Bruins! Bruins win 1-0 and take the series 4-3!! On to the Stanley Cup Finals to face Van; Game 1 is Wed....◦
Boston Bruins are going to Stanley Cup Finals! Congratulations Bruins! Bruins win 1-0 and take the series 4-3!! On to the Stanley Cup Finals to face Van; Game 1 is Wed....◦
Sunday, May 22, 2011
THE BEST WAY TO REMOVE TICKS
For those of you on construction projects near wooded areas, hunters, hikers, dog owners, folks who might come in contact with Ticks; here is a method of removing a tick that might be helpful to you.
A Nurse discovered a safe, easy way to remove Ticks where they automatically withdraw themselves when you follow her simple instructions. Read this one as it could save you from some major problems.
Tick Removal
Spring is here and the ticks will soon be showing their heads. Here is a good way to get them off you, your Children, or your pets. Give it a try.
"I had a pediatrician tell me what she believes is the best way to remove a tick. This is great, because it works in those places where it's sometimes difficult to get to with
tweezers: between toes, in the middle of a head full of dark hair, etc."
"Apply a glob of liquid soap to a cotton ball. Cover the tick with the soap-soaked cotton ball and swab it for a few seconds (15-20), the tick will come out on its own and be stuck to the cotton ball when you lift it away. This technique has worked every time I've used it (and that was frequently, and it's much less traumatic for the Patient and easier for me.."
"Unless someone is allergic to soap, I can't see that this would be damaging in any way. I even had my doctor's wife call me for advice because she had one stuck to her back and she couldn't reach it with tweezers. She used this method and immediately called me back to say, "It worked!"
Just thought we would share this article because of all the rain the ticks are out of control! So, becareful out there!◦
A Nurse discovered a safe, easy way to remove Ticks where they automatically withdraw themselves when you follow her simple instructions. Read this one as it could save you from some major problems.
Tick Removal
Spring is here and the ticks will soon be showing their heads. Here is a good way to get them off you, your Children, or your pets. Give it a try.
"I had a pediatrician tell me what she believes is the best way to remove a tick. This is great, because it works in those places where it's sometimes difficult to get to with
tweezers: between toes, in the middle of a head full of dark hair, etc."
"Apply a glob of liquid soap to a cotton ball. Cover the tick with the soap-soaked cotton ball and swab it for a few seconds (15-20), the tick will come out on its own and be stuck to the cotton ball when you lift it away. This technique has worked every time I've used it (and that was frequently, and it's much less traumatic for the Patient and easier for me.."
"Unless someone is allergic to soap, I can't see that this would be damaging in any way. I even had my doctor's wife call me for advice because she had one stuck to her back and she couldn't reach it with tweezers. She used this method and immediately called me back to say, "It worked!"
Just thought we would share this article because of all the rain the ticks are out of control! So, becareful out there!◦
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Precision Wildlife is the Official Service Provider for The Brockton Rox
Commercial Pigeon & Bird Removal Services
They say it's good luck if a bird poops on you! Well I'm wondering how one owner of Marciano Stadium's luck has been since his direct hit last season, and I'm not talking about a foul ball.
As a result of this bird dropping its dropping precisely on a key decision maker of "The Great Bird Solution" many have seen some luck go their way. Owners of this stadium no longer have to worry about being pelted by the birds that have decided the stadium is as good as theirs. All the patrons who attend will also feel so lucky that they to will not be targeted by the angry birds of Brockton, unless the birds retaliate due to the netting that keeps them from where they once called home. 
Precision Wildlife has been able to showcase its professional bird netting services and show why it is a leader in commercial bird netting, control & management.
Sometimes luck has nothing to do with it but when lucks not on your side a little hard work attention to detail will do. Facilities manager and owners of the stadium have decided to move forward on a long-term solution to their bird problem and not just settle for time consuming and ineffective control measures. Precision Wildlife has the solution which includes; stainless steel hardware properley attached to the stadiums stucture to ensure the solution will that for many years to come as well as bird netting that carries a 10-year manufactures UV warranty. So next time your attend a game at Marciano Stadium with any luck you'll remember to look up to see our work and be thankful that we may have prevented a bird from pooping on YOU! GO ROX!
Commercial bird work, removal, control, management, bird netting, shock track, grid wires, bird spike, grid wire and more all serviced in : Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Connecticut and New Jersey.
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Angry Birds? Commercial Removal MA RI NH
Don't Be an Angry Bird - Call Precision Wildlife Services!
Precision Wildlife provides permanent long lasting solutions for any type of nuisance bird problem. Our exclusion and deterrent methods are all backed with a written warranty ranging from 2-5 years.
Our solutions our generally targeted to deter pigeons, sparrows, grackles, and starlings. These nuisance birds can cause very serious health hazards by roosting and constantly perching near large populations of people. They are also responsible for the defacing of rooftops, sidewalls, floors, facades, and also costly equipment.
Health Hazard
There are over 60 diseases associated with birds and their dropping. Buildings contaminated with bird nesting and droppings are putting its occupants at great risk and therefore cleanups should be handled by trained professionals. We offer full service decontamination services for all bird contaminated situations and normally perform these services before any preventative or exclusionary work is done. Give Us a call 877-945-3776.◦
Precision Wildlife provides permanent long lasting solutions for any type of nuisance bird problem. Our exclusion and deterrent methods are all backed with a written warranty ranging from 2-5 years.
Our solutions our generally targeted to deter pigeons, sparrows, grackles, and starlings. These nuisance birds can cause very serious health hazards by roosting and constantly perching near large populations of people. They are also responsible for the defacing of rooftops, sidewalls, floors, facades, and also costly equipment.
Health Hazard
There are over 60 diseases associated with birds and their dropping. Buildings contaminated with bird nesting and droppings are putting its occupants at great risk and therefore cleanups should be handled by trained professionals. We offer full service decontamination services for all bird contaminated situations and normally perform these services before any preventative or exclusionary work is done. Give Us a call 877-945-3776.◦
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Commercial Bird Removal and Control Boston MA
Commercial & Industrial
Commercial and industrial buildings often entice pigeons to perch and/or roost on them due to their high rooflines and shelter areas. Services pertaining to commercial buildings can be very involved in order to provide a bird free environment. A full site evaluation and inspection report is the first step solving commercial bird problems.
Pest bird problems on commercial buildings are solved by Precision Wildlife with innovative and proven methods. Simply applying spike and fake owls to perching and roosting areas just doesn't cut it. We provide custom solutions for our clients using the best materials for each.
What is histoplasmosis?
Histoplasmosis is an infection that varies in symptoms and seriousness. It usually affects the lungs. When it affects other parts of the body, it is called disseminated histoplasmosis.
Histoplasmosis [his-toh-plaz-MOH-sis] is a fungal infection that varies in symptoms and seriousness.
Histoplasmosis usually affects the lungs and causes a short-term, treatable lung infection. When it affects other parts of the body, it is called disseminated histoplasmosis. Disseminated histoplasmosis can be fatal.
The histoplasmosis fungus lives in soil, especially soil that is enriched with bat or bird droppings.
People get histoplasmosis when they breathe in dust that contains the fungus.
Histoplasmosis is treatable with fungus-killing medicines.
To prevent histoplasmosis: 1) avoid exposure to dust from soil that might be contaminated with bat or bird droppings, and 2) avoid disturbing accumulations of bat or bird droppings
Bird Mites
Bird mites parasitize a wide variety of domestic and wild birds, including poultry, pigeons, starlings, sparrows and robins. These mites normally remain on birds or in bird nests throughout their life. Mite eggs are laid in nests or on feathers. Hatching occurs in two to three days and adults are seen about five days later if birds are present.
However, if a bird falls out of a nest and dies or a nest is abandoned, bird mites seek other hosts. These mites may enter homes, sometimes in large numbers to search for food when nests are on or in buildings. Although bird mites often bite people, circumstances have been described where they are found in large numbers but do not appear to annoy anyone.◦
Commercial and industrial buildings often entice pigeons to perch and/or roost on them due to their high rooflines and shelter areas. Services pertaining to commercial buildings can be very involved in order to provide a bird free environment. A full site evaluation and inspection report is the first step solving commercial bird problems.
Pest bird problems on commercial buildings are solved by Precision Wildlife with innovative and proven methods. Simply applying spike and fake owls to perching and roosting areas just doesn't cut it. We provide custom solutions for our clients using the best materials for each.
What is histoplasmosis?
Histoplasmosis is an infection that varies in symptoms and seriousness. It usually affects the lungs. When it affects other parts of the body, it is called disseminated histoplasmosis.
Histoplasmosis [his-toh-plaz-MOH-sis] is a fungal infection that varies in symptoms and seriousness.
Histoplasmosis usually affects the lungs and causes a short-term, treatable lung infection. When it affects other parts of the body, it is called disseminated histoplasmosis. Disseminated histoplasmosis can be fatal.
The histoplasmosis fungus lives in soil, especially soil that is enriched with bat or bird droppings.
People get histoplasmosis when they breathe in dust that contains the fungus.
Histoplasmosis is treatable with fungus-killing medicines.
To prevent histoplasmosis: 1) avoid exposure to dust from soil that might be contaminated with bat or bird droppings, and 2) avoid disturbing accumulations of bat or bird droppings
Bird Mites
Bird mites parasitize a wide variety of domestic and wild birds, including poultry, pigeons, starlings, sparrows and robins. These mites normally remain on birds or in bird nests throughout their life. Mite eggs are laid in nests or on feathers. Hatching occurs in two to three days and adults are seen about five days later if birds are present.
However, if a bird falls out of a nest and dies or a nest is abandoned, bird mites seek other hosts. These mites may enter homes, sometimes in large numbers to search for food when nests are on or in buildings. Although bird mites often bite people, circumstances have been described where they are found in large numbers but do not appear to annoy anyone.◦
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Boston Bruins
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Precision Wildlife puts a ban on wild rabbit removal for the weekend!
Happy Easter Egg Hunting!
Cottontail rabbits of one sort or another are found in every state in the U.S., even as far as north as southern Canada where the dreaded Canadiens play to as far south as Central America!.
Other ways to keep those pesky rabbits off your plants and flowers would be some natural deterrents. Garlic juice is one way to keep them away and is probably easier to access when compared to soiled litter from a cat that preys on wild animals like mice, voles and other wildlife.
Precision Wildlife Services has performed trapping programs and wildlife management services throughout New England for rabbits although it is not a common service.
Wild Rabbit Removal is prohibited form April 22nd - the 25th. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you but will return your call on Monday.
This Wildlife Rabbit was removed from a home in Falmouth, Massachusetts as she and its family were living under their home and nesting in the crawl spaces. The odor and destruction they were causing made the customer realize they needed help. After we completed our trapping program we trenched the perimeter and screened the structure. This certainly will keep the rabbits and other wildlife out for many Easters to come.
Cottontail rabbits of one sort or another are found in every state in the U.S., even as far as north as southern Canada where the dreaded Canadiens play to as far south as Central America!.Wild rabbits normally live on average 2 years except for the Easter Bunny of course. Full grown, they typically weigh 2 to 3 pounds and are less than 12" long but I do believe the Easter Bunny is much taller.
Wild rabbits will eat your precious flowers and vegetables and can damage trees and shrubs by clipping stems, buds and small branches and by girdling larger trees. Keep your garden and landscape protected by trapping only if deemed necessary with box type traps, if you are not permitted to trap in your state we can help! Click here
Other ways to keep those pesky rabbits off your plants and flowers would be some natural deterrents. Garlic juice is one way to keep them away and is probably easier to access when compared to soiled litter from a cat that preys on wild animals like mice, voles and other wildlife.Other options for you may be a pen type fence made simply with stakes and chicken wire.
Again we can help with trenching or fencing. Click here
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| Found this crazy burrow on the web |
Wild Rabbit Removal is prohibited form April 22nd - the 25th. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you but will return your call on Monday.
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| Wild Rabbit Removal Falmouth, Ma |
Happy Easter from all of us at Precision Wildlife Services!
And just remember kids the jelly beans aren't really rabbit poop!
1-877-WILD-PRO
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Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Massachusetts Cape Cod Rhode Island New Hampshire Wildlife Control
- Removal of nuisance pests & wildlife
- Humane exclusions and trapping services
- Attic cleanouts and restoration services
- Full deodorization and sanitization services
Inspectional services and prevention plans
- Extended service inspections & warranties
- Gutter cleaning
- New home purchase inspections
- Tree trimming and removal
MICE REMOVAL AND ELIMINATION
Mice are a very common pest for many residents and are often treated with lengthy trapping and baiting plans by most pest control companies. Baiting services are meant to eliminate or control the population of mice that currently reside in a specific dwelling but do not provide for a long term solution. If you eliminate the mice that have become nuisance but do not treat areas of their entry then you have only provided yourself with temporary mice control.
*In some cases baiting services might be the most feasible option due to the condition of a home. Mouse proofing can be tedious and detail oriented work in turn making baiting services more cost effective for some customers.
Voles A vole is a small rodent resembling a mouse but with a stouter body, a shorter hairy tail, a slightly rounder head, smaller ears and eyes, and differently formed molars (high-crowned and with angular cusps instead of low-crowned and with rounded cusps). Voles will often eat succulent root systems and will burrow under plants or ground cover they are particularly fond of and eat away until the plant is dead
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Pigeons, Seagulls & Canadian Geese
Precision Wildlife provides permanent long lasting solutions for any type of nuisance bird problem. Our exclusion and deterrent methods are all backed with a written warranty ranging from 2-5 years.
There are about 300 varieties of squirrels around the world. The Grey, Red and Flying squirrels are the most common in the New England area. Trapping is a common service provided by Precision for the humane removal of nuisance wildlife. Trapping services are normally the first step in solving a nuisance animal problem and proper repairs are normally required to keep wildlife out of the area they invaded. Being that every nuisance wildlife situation is different we offer different trapping plans and decide the most suitable for each situation. ◦
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