Dr. Critter Blog — Florida Wildlife Removal Insights
Field-tested guidance on identifying, removing, and excluding Central Florida wildlife — from a licensed nuisance wildlife operator.
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Bats earn their keep in Palm Bay. They pollinate, they spread seed, and they eat insects in quantities that make a real difference through the warm months. They also move into attics and wall voids,…
An educational reference by Steve DeMoor ("Dr. Critter"), Florida wildlife control professional since 1996. This page is a species guide — if you have a snake situation that needs hands-on help…
When do squirrels have babies in Central Florida? Generally around March and September, and every now and again we see a third litter arrive in December. It is too early in the year to say whether a…
Dr. Critter started as a highly specialized company focused on wildlife control and removal. With more than 25 years in the field we have watched the industry change a great deal, some of it good,…
Where are bats a problem on the Space Coast? Brevard County has been recognized for years as a hot bed of bat activity in Central Florida, concentrated in the southern half of the county and again…
