We have had lots of work of all sorts lately, Pigeon Proofing, Bed Bugs, Fleas, Cockroaches, Flies, Moles, Rats, Mice\u00a0and Squirrels invading roof spaces. There is\u00a0more rat and mouse activity this year than last, probably due to the milder weather and grey squirrels are becoming more of a problem as their numbers increase. It is usually the adolescent squirrels that are curious about holes they find in the roof of a house. As with the young of most species, including Humans, they like to investigate a hole to see what mischief they can get up to inside. Cluster Flies should start to decrease towards the end of March. Not as many problems associated with these creatures are reported now as were amonth or two ago but queen wasps are on the move, looking for nesting sites. If it stays fairly mild the wasps will start early and nests will become much \u00a0bigger than many did last year.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
We have had lots of work of all sorts lately, Pigeon Proofing, Bed Bugs, Fleas, Cockroaches, Flies, Moles, Rats, Mice\u00a0and Squirrels invading roof spaces. There is\u00a0more rat and mouse activity this year than last, probably due to the milder weather … Continue reading