Madison Wi Bat Control Bat Removal Exclusion & Extermination

Madison Bat Removal, Bat Control & Extermination Specialist

We love our work, have been in business since 2001. We enjoy removing bats from homes and attics. We love our opportunity to help save the bats , see that they are never killed whenever practical.

We will be adding some bat pictures of things we see on a daily basis working with bats in the Greater Madison Wisconsin area.

We Are Members OF The Wildlife Pro network THE WILDLIFE PRO NETWORK

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Please check back again and see our newest bat pictures from Wisconsin.

Please never kill a bat or ask someone to kill bats. They are dying by the millions ever year in the United States from a disease called White Nose Syndrome. Please help us Save The Bats and remove them responsibly and for our environment.

White nose syndrome (WNS) is a poorly understood malady associated with the deaths of more than a million bats.[1] The condition, named for a distinctive ring of fungal growth around the muzzles and on the wings of many affected animals, was first identified in a cave in Schoharie County, New York in February 2006,[2] and started showing up in the news after January 2007.[3] It spread to other New York caves and into Vermont, Massachusetts and Connecticut[4] in 2008.[5] In early 2009 it was confirmed in New Hampshire,[6] New Jersey, Pennsylvania,[7], West Virginia [4] and in March 2010 in Ontario, Canada, and northern Tennessee.[8][9] The condition has been found in over 25 caves and mines in the northeastern U.S.[10]

The US Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS) has called for a moratorium on caving activities in the affected areas,[11] and strongly recommends that any clothing or equipment used in such areas be decontaminated after each use.

Selected White Nose Syndrome  Articles  by Zemanta

• Va bat species likely infected with fungal disease (washingtontimes.com)
• Links 6/24/10 [Mike the Mad Biologist] (scienceblogs.com)
• N.B. researchers hunt for bat-killing disease (cbc.ca)
• Deadly Bat Disease Set to Go Global (treehugger.com)
• Deadly fungus spreads to ninth North American bat species (scientificamerican.com)
• Mysterious Disease Closes Caves Statewide (chicagoist.com)
• Bats Endangered by Deadly White-Nose Syndrome (brighthub.com)
• Empty Air (fragmentsfromfloyd.com)
• Not for Public Display: Backstage at the American Museum of Natural History (wired.com)

Group aims to stop spread of deadly bat disease (seattletimes.nwsource.com)