Bats

Identification

Webbed, wing-like forelimbs are the trademark of this flying mammal. They vary greatly in size from a 6"  wingspan to 6'. The common little brown bat in Southeastern United States has a 9" wingspan and sharp teeth  for eating insects.

Problem

They can be found in attics, eaves, and garages. Their droppings present a risk to your health and property.

Prevention

Seal cracks along the eaves of roofs to prevent bats from establishing a small colony.