Critter Control of Annapolis

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Wildlife Issues in Annapolis, MD

Bats in Buildings

In Annapolis, MD, bats wander inside in the summer or enter houses for shelter during the city's cold winters. Colonies of the pests may roost in attics, garages, and barns. Though they can be helpful in nature, bats in homes are dangerous.

Bat feces encourages the growth of a harmful mold. People who inhale its spores may develop the disease histoplasmosis. Droppings also result in foul odors and discolored walls and ceilings.

Canada Geese Issues in Annapolis

Throughout Maryland, Canada geese search for food and nesting spots in neighborhoods. Yards with well-kept grass attract the grazing pests, offering a safe zone with no natural predators and an easy meal.

While one Canada goose is usually not a problem, these social birds like to travel in flocks. Their poop builds up on Annapolis sidewalks, creating an unsightly, slippery mess. Groups of geese crossing roads may also pose a safety hazard to drivers.

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