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Skunks In Your Portland Yard Are More Than Just Smelly

DATE POSTED: April 22, 2020

It stinks when skunks come into your yard. It stinks even worse when they find a place to live underneath your deck or porch. But that stinky smell is not the only reason it stinks to have skunks on your property. Let's take a closer look at the problems that come with having skunks around.

Spring Brings A Surge Of Wildlife To Warwick Properties

DATE POSTED: March 20, 2020

As wildlife increases, it is important that you know what they're looking for on your property. Whether they are animals that enjoy the day or animals that enjoy the nightlife, you don't need them in your yard.

Are The Bats Around Providence Dangerous?

DATE POSTED: February 14, 2020

Providence is home to many large, older houses that evoke a certain irresistible charm. Our quaint aesthetic and massive spaces aren’t only irresistible to potential homeowners, but also to one of the area’s most common pests: bats.

6 Things You May Not Know About The Raccoons In South Portland

DATE POSTED: January 20, 2020

Most people can pick out a raccoon in a police line-up, even though it wears a black mask, or maybe it is because it wears a black mask. Raccoons have a distinct appearance, and this bandit-like appearance makes it easy to identify when you catch a glimpse of one in your South Portland yard. But there are some things you may not know about raccoons.

The Danger Winter Wildlife Can Pose On New England Properties

DATE POSTED: January 17, 2020

What do bumblebees, snakes, wood frogs, turtles, bats, skunks, squirrels, chipmunks, hummingbirds, groundhogs, ladybugs, bears, and some species of snails have in common? They all hibernate. Well, sort of.

5 Mistakes Worcester Homeowners Make To Invite Wildlife Inside

DATE POSTED: January 4, 2019

There are some common mistakes homeowners make to attract wildlife such as raccoons, opossums, bats, and more to their homes. Most of these mistakes are easy to correct and take no more than an afternoon to remedy.

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