As the seasons change in Vancouver, warm-blooded mammals in the wild will begin to look for a warm place to hibernate and store their food. Trees in the forest may not be enough for these critters. The next best thing they could not pass off on could be your attic.
The autumn wind is fast approaching across the country. Places like British Columbia where wildlife is rich and bountiful also have these animals to gear up for the changing of seasons. While it is commended to be one of the prettiest sceneries, it also means animals will want to seek
Pumpkin season is a time of year that most people look forward to. The temperature is just right, and the environment is aesthetically pleasing. With the leaves changing colors and the morning air crisp. Everyone excitedly decorates their porches or houses with fall or pumpkin-related themes. However, you may not
Birds are integral to nature, contributing to a lot of things in the ecosystem than one comprehends. They are pretty to look at, and nice to listen to. But there will come a situation where they are less ideal to have around. When they nest near your home, you initially
It always starts the same way. You hear something. Maybe it’s scratching above the ceiling at night, or a weird bump when the house is quiet. Then it keeps happening. Next thing you know, there’s a raccoon—maybe a few of them—living rent-free in your attic. Unfortunately, this kind of thing
Springtime in B.C. means flowers, longer days—and sometimes, uninvited furry guests. If your yard suddenly smells like burnt rubber and garlic, congratulations—you may have a skunk tenant. Skunks showing up in backyards and taking up residence isn’t unusual in Vancouver and the Lower Mainland. If you suspect one has picked
