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A small bat with wings spread out is perched on the edge of a roof. The background is slightly blurred and shows leafless trees, indicating a possibly overcast day. The bat's body appears fuzzy, and its wings are thin and membranous.

What Diseases are Carried by Bats?

6/6/19 •Joe Dingwall•Bat Control,

Avoid Bat Diseases That Can be Transmitted to Humans When it comes to the dangers of bat infestations… Read More

A small bat hangs upside down on a textured, copper-colored surface. The surface has a diamond pattern with ornamental details. The bat's wings are partially spread and it looks directly at the camera.

How to Prevent Bats in Your House

4/26/19 •Joe Dingwall•Bat Control,

Learn How Bats Can Enter Your Attic and Roofline Finding a bat in the attic or roofline of… Read More

A close-up of a bat lying down with its head resting on a surface. The bat has brown fur and large, pointy ears. Its eyes are open, and its wings are partially folded. The background is blurred, drawing focus to the bat's face.

Bat Behavior & Habitats

8/1/18 •Joe Dingwall•Bat Control,

Learning All About Bats Can Help Humans Understand Their Behavior Bats are some of the most unique flying… Read More

Close-up image of a small brown bat with large ears and a furry face, resting on a surface. The details of its fur and facial features are clearly visible, bringing out the texture and softness of its fur. The background is blurred.

Are Bats Mammals?

4/26/18 •Joe Dingwall•Bat Control,

One of Earth’s Only Flying Mammals, Bats are Amazing Animals — And They Can Help Save Your Crops… Read More

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Do Bats Hibernate?

4/18/18 •Joe Dingwall•Bat Control,

Bats are Unique Flying Animals That Don't Typically Migrate Many people wonder where bats live throughout the year,… Read More

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