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Advanced Nuisance Wildlife

Dead Animal Removal
It’s not our favorite call to do but we get the job done. The life expectancy of wildlife in our suburban environment is a lot shorter than in the wild. Cars, dogs, poison, disease and entrapment can cut life short for any critter and often they seek refuge in their time of dying.

Insects and Spiders

Mosquitoes
Bats get very little respect from most people who have problems with them or encounter them. Known to be “America’s most feared animal”, bats are very beneficial to our Long Island ecosystem. One bat can eat over 500 flying insects, often including a lot of mosquitoes, which are ever present across Long Island. Bats are unfortunately one of the most misunderstood wildlife species.
Moths

Bats
Little brown and big brown bats are the most common bats found on Long Island. Bats usually breed in the fall or winter. Pregnant females congregate in maternity colonies until birth occurs between April and July. There are usually 1-2 young that begin flying at 3-5 weeks of age. Most bat complaints occur in July and August when bats enter houses via construction gaps in eaves, roof lines, unscreened vents, open doors and windows. Bats can squeeze through holes 3/8″ wide which can make them difficult to locate.
Moles
Moles are a headache to many Long Island homeowners who put their sweat and pride into their landscaping and lawns. Moles tunnel at 18 feet an hour.
Raccoons
We want to thank you SO much for your hard work getting rid of the two raccoons in our roof. You were so wonderful to work with, always prompt and available to get ahold of when the raccoons were the biggest nuisance. When we first heard them, we thought we might have to wait days to have someone come in, but sure enough you came within hours of our phone call! Having animals in our home, especially with them being right above our infant’s room, was a stressful situation, and you were an absolute pleasure to work with, trustworthy, and very reassuring. You came in and got the job done quickly and effectively! We very very highly recommend you to everyone and anyone that may have a wildlife disturbance! Thanks again, Craig!
Wildlife
You make the right decision when hiring Advanced Nuisance Wildlife Control Services. Wildlife control is something that the average homeowner or business owner should not attempt themselves. There are many misconceptions associated with nuisance wildlife. Moth balls, ammonia rags, lights, sonic devices, repellents and other wives tales only allow the problem to persist and get worse. Advanced Nuisance Wildlife Control Services specializes in finding the root of the problem and utilizes the most state of the art techniques and equipment to bring a quick end to your nuisance wildlife conflicts.
Opossums
Muskrats
Muskrats are an occasional nuisance to homeowners who live near a pond or marsh. Muskrats will eat aquatic plants in landscaping ponds, erode the banks of a pond with their dens and feeding burrows and sometimes take up residence in a swimming pool. Golf course water hazards and waterways are some of the most common places that muskrats become a nuisance on Long Island. Condominium and apartment complex ponds are another common area that muskrats might inhabit.

Birds
Woodpeckers
There are many nuisance birds on Long Island. Pigeons, Starlings, English Sparrows and Woodpeckers are some of the common nuisance birds. Birds often become a nuisance when they roost, nest or feed in large numbers.
Sparrows
Starlings
Pigeons
The image that your company or business portrays to the public and your employees is very important. Wildlife conflicts can affect how the public views your place of business and can compromise the health and safety of the workplace. Raccoons, squirrels, pigeons, bats, birds and other wildlife pests can damage your place of business when they invade. We can clean-up the mess and put the necessary prevention in place to prevent future problems from occurring.

Rodents
Pest control companies deal primarily with insects and commensal rodents lacking the necessary time, equipment or knowledge to safely and efficiently remove nuisance wildlife. Part-time licensed Nuisance Wildlife Control Operators may not carry proper insurance or lack experience in wildlife control.
Squirrels
Gray Squirrels are Long Island’s #1 nuisance animal. The suburban Gray Squirrel populations are well beyond the carrying capacity of almost every neighborhood on Long Island. Gray Squirrels mate two times a year, first in January-February then again in July-August. The bred female Gray Squirrel has a 44-day gestation period and 2-6 young are born. Gray Squirrels are born in March -April, after the first mating period and again in September-October. Therefore each female Gray Squirrel is capable of bearing 4-12 young a year.

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