Bat Species Mini Description Big Brown Bat (Eptesicus fuscus) Common invader in urban homes; roosts in attics, barns, and structures. Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) Small, agile bat that frequently invades homes, particularly attics. Eastern
Bird Species Description Pigeon Often found in urban areas, pigeons nest on rooftops and ledges. Known for large flocks. House Sparrow Small, adaptable bird commonly nesting in attics, vents, or under roof eaves. Starling Medium-sized
Field Details Color Black with white stripes down the back Size 50-70 cm in length, weighing 1.5-4 kg Shape Stocky body with short legs and a bushy tail Appearance Black fur with distinctive white stripes,
Field Details Color Brown fur, dark wings Size 8-10 cm in length, wingspan of 22-27 cm Shape Small, streamlined body with large wings Appearance Brown fur, pointed ears, and small, rounded snout Common Locations Attics,
Attribute Description Color Typically grey, brown, or black Size 35-50 cm (14-20 inches) long, weighing 1.5-2.5 kg (3-5.5 lbs) Shape Rounded body with large hind legs and long ears Appearance Small mammals with soft fur,
Feature Details Color Grey or brown with a bushy tail, sometimes reddish. Size 23-30 cm (9-12 inches) body length, tail up to 25 cm (10 inches). Shape Slender, compact body with large hind legs. Appearance
Characteristic Details Color Grayish-brown fur with black “mask” around eyes Size 60–100 cm long, weighing 5–15 kg Shape Stocky body with long, bushy tail Appearance Black and white facial markings, ringed tail Common Locations Attics,
Feature Details Color Reddish-brown with a yellowish margin behind the head Size Up to 53mm (2 inches) Shape Oval, flat body with long antennae Larvae Appearance N/A (no larvae stage) Common Locations Kitchens, basements, bathrooms,
Field Description Color Light yellow to brown Size 2 to 2.5 mm Shape Small and slender Larvae Appearance White, legless, and C-shaped Common Locations Kitchens, pantries, and near food sources Egg Appearance Small, oval, and
