Leaving bats in the attic is not advisable. While bats control insect populations, they can pose health risks. Bats carry diseases like rabies and their droppings can cause respiratory issues. Additionally, their presence could lead to damage in your home from guano...
Bats in Michigan typically emerge around dusk to start their foraging. This behavior is common as bats are nocturnal creatures, and dusk marks the shift from resting to feeding. Their emergence can vary slightly depending on weather conditions and the availability of...
Bats may suddenly appear for several reasons related to their seasonal behavior and feeding habits. As temperatures change in spring, bats migrate back to their original habitats. They become active again to feed on insects, taking advantage of longer daylight hours....
Bats can find their way into attics through small gaps, cracks, or larger openings in a home. They prefer areas with stable temperatures and higher humidity, making attics attractive roosting sites. Bats are also drawn to places with abundant insects, which can occur...
Bats often access homes through small gaps and openings in the attic. Common entry points include unsealed vents, cracks around windows, and gaps in roof overhangs. They are attracted to homes with abundant insects, especially during warm weather, as these provide...