If you ever see bats flying outside your house, you may wonder, “Are they simply hunting bugs near my house or are they actually hunting here because they live in my house?

Bats are amazing creatures. They are the only true flying mammal, and they are able to fly through caves and attics without the benefit of sight because they possess a biological sonar system. Many of these bats live in Virginia.

Flea control can be a huge challenge! How much do we really know about fleas? Thanks to PetMD.com, we will learn all about fleas and their behaviors.

It’s time for bats to come out of the shadows and get their due as an evolutionary success story: About one-fifth of all living mammal species are of the order Chiroptera (“hand-wing”), found on every continent but Antarctica.

Every homeowner needs to realize the importance of animal control services in order to safeguard their home and living environment. SES helps homeowners with that.

Virginia is one of the most wildlife-rich states in the United States. The number of different animal species in Virginia bodes well for ecological diversity but problems arise when these animals try to live in people’s homes.

The very thought of a wild animal entering your house is troublesome! The damage it can cause is huge. Professional animal removers from SES will make things less complicated quickly and safely.

Every home requires insulation but the problem occurs when pests like squirrels, rats, raccoons, birds, mice and bats enter into the residence, especially the attic, and proceed to destroy the insulation.

It is not uncommon for homeowners to find birds in their vents. Despite most vents in homes having flaps, these birds tend to fly in and construct nests in the ductwork.

Wild raccoons are common in most parts of northern Virginia. They are known for the tendency to enter into households surrounding their habitat.

Our state slogan is Virginia is for Lovers and this, in my opinion, encompasses our love for Virginia Wildlife and Vegetation. The following list shows Wildlife and Plants native to Virginia that are endangered.