rodents

Brown Rat
Roof Rat
Deer Mice
brownrat
Brown Rats
  • COLOUR: bristly brown fur with black hairs dispersed throughout their coat
  • BODY: small eyes and ears, tail is shorter than the body/head combined
  • REPRODUCTION: 3 - 12 litters per year, 4 to 22 offspring per litter
Additional Info
  • Food/Habitat

    These scavangers love to eat garbage, dead animals, grass, fruits and bird seed!
    Brown rats, aka Norway rats, like to live in attics, basements, embankments, near tree roots and overgrown hedges, woody areas, wood piles & vegetable gardens. They will seek shelter in areas that are undisturbed and hidden.

  • Threats

    Diseases such as rat-bite fever, Salmonella, leptospirosis, E. Coli. Structural damages (exterior) incude holes in yards (interior) chew wires, tear up insulation in walls, contaminate food

roofrat
Roof Rats
  • COLOUR: brown fur with intertwined black colourings
  • BODY: large eyes and ears, tail is longer than the body/head combined
  • REPRODUCTION: 4 - 6 litters per year, 6 to 8 offspring per litter
Additional Info
  • Food/Habitat

    These scavangers love to eat garbage, dead animals, grass, fruits and bird seed!
    Brown rats, aka Norway rats, like to live in attics, basements, embankments, near tree roots and overgrown hedges, woody areas, wood piles & vegetable gardens. They will seek shelter in areas that are undisturbed and hidden.

  • Threats

    Diseases such as rat-bite fever, Salmonella, leptospirosis, E. Coli. Structural damages (exterior) incude holes in yards (interior) chew wires, tear up insulation in walls, contaminate food

deer mouse
Deer Mice
  • COLOUR: brown with white feet and underbelly
  • BODY: slender shaped, pointed nose, black beady eyes
  • REPRODUCTION: breed only in summer, 2 - 4 litters per year, 4-8 per litter
Additional Info
  • Food/Habitat

    These scavangers love to eat insects, seeds, nuts, berries and small fruits. They typically live in attics, basements, crawlspaces, garages, hollow logs, and sheds.

  • Threats

    virus is the most common disease for deer mice, transmitted through their waste.

Insects

COCKROACHES

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american cockroach
American Cockroach
  • COLOUR: reddish brown or mahogany, there is a yellowish figure 8 pattern on the back of the head
  • LENGTH: adults: 32-54 mm (1 1/4” to 2 1/8”)
  • SHAPE: oval with 6 legs
  • REPRODUCTION: Protective egg cases: are created to protect eggs. 1 Egg Case Holds: 16 eggs average. Egg to Adult: 5½ months on average.
Additional Info
  • Food/Habitat

    Food indoors: Crumbs, scraps of food,pet food, book bindings, glue and wallpaper paste. Food outdoors: Leaves, tiny wood particles, fungi, algae, plant shoots and fermenting fruit. Habitat - Indoors: Bathroom, Basement, Kitchen or Laundry Room. Outdoors: Under mulch or flowerbeds.

  • Threats

    Diseases such as rat-bite fever, Salmonella, leptospirosis, E. Coli. Structural damages (exterior) incude holes in yards (interior) chew wires, tear up insulation in walls, contaminate food

german cockroach
German Cockroach
  • COLOUR: reddish brown or mahogany, there is a yellowish figure 8 pattern on the back of the head
  • LENGTH: adults: 32-54 mm (1 1/4” to 2 1/8”)
  • SHAPE: oval with 6 legs
  • REPRODUCTION: Protective egg cases: are created to protect eggs. 1 Egg Case Holds: 16 eggs average. Egg to Adult: 5½ months on average.
Additional Info
  • Food/Habitat

    These scavangers love to eat garbage, dead animals, grass, fruits and bird seed!
    Brown rats, aka Norway rats, like to live in attics, basements, embankments, near tree roots and overgrown hedges, woody areas, wood piles & vegetable gardens. They will seek shelter in areas that are undisturbed and hidden.

  • Threats

    Diseases such as rat-bite fever, Salmonella, leptospirosis, E. Coli. Structural damages (exterior) incude holes in yards (interior) chew wires, tear up insulation in walls, contaminate food

brown banded cockroach
Brown Banded Cockroach
  • COLOUR: mostly brown fur
  • BODY: large eyes and ears, tail is longer than the body/head combined
  • REPRODUCTION: 4 - 6 litters per year, 6 to 8 offspring per litter
Additional Info
  • Food/Habitat

    These scavangers love to eat garbage, dead animals, grass, fruits and bird seed!
    Brown rats, aka Norway rats, like to live in attics, basements, embankments, near tree roots and overgrown hedges, woody areas, wood piles & vegetable gardens. They will seek shelter in areas that are undisturbed and hidden.

  • Threats

    Diseases such as rat-bite fever, Salmonella, leptospirosis, E. Coli. Structural damages (exterior) incude holes in yards (interior) chew wires, tear up insulation in walls, contaminate food