Wildlife X Team International

08/07/2026

Birds in the Attic

Birds are another common animal to have in your Fort Worth attic. They can easily make their way inside if your attic vent isn't properly secured. You will know you have birds in the attic if you hear flapping, vocal noises, or thumping in the daytime hours. While also diurnal, birds sound different from squirrels. You will likely hear the thumping on the walls instead of the floor, and bird songs are easily recognizable.

If there are birds in the attic, they will make nests and leave behind droppings. If left unattended, they will have their babies in the attic which extends the problem. Like other animals, the faster you can have the birds removed, the less damage they will cause.

08/07/2026

Raccoons in the Attic

The largest attic visitor that you are likely to experience is the raccoon. Their most common noise is thumping, and you might even mistake it for a human, which can be frightening. Raccoons are also quite verbal, with a range of noises especially when they have babies. It has often been reported to sound like crying, both high-pitched (babies) and low (adult raccoons).

Raccoons in the attic cause quite a lot of damage because of their size and dexterity in their paws. Raccoons will rip off vent covers, they will tear apart insulation, and leave a latrine in the attic. They will also use your attic to have their babies. If a raccoon has their babies in your attic and you remove the parent raccoon without the babies, the mother will create even more damage trying to get back into your home.

If you hear thumping in the attic at night, it's best to have your home checked for a raccoon invasion. Give our team a call before they do more damage than necessary!

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08/07/2026

Rodents in the Attic

One of the most common home intruders, mice, and rats are notorious for making nests in the attic. Common signs of rodents in the attic are scratching, squeaking, and chewing sounds—all in proportion to their size. Did you know that rats' vocalizations are not usually at frequencies humans are able to hear? That means if you are hearing vocal noises, it is likely mice. Another vocal noise you will likely hear from mice is high-pitched chirping. These noises—along with the scratching—will be most common at night, as most rodents are nocturnal.

07/30/2026

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Wildlife X Team’s mission is to provide humane solutions to nuisance wildlife issues. We also strive to educate the general public on how to solve conflicts between humans and wildlife in a humane manner.

07/30/2026

Dr. Raymond Thompson, Entomologist / Zoologist

Dr. Ray Thompson is one of our staff Entomologist / Zoologist. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Eastern New Mexico University in Zoology and Physical Education, a Master’s Degree from University of Arkansas in Entomology, and a Ph.D from University of Arkansas in Entomology and a Minor in Plant Ecology. He has worked for the University of Arkansas Dept. of Entomology, Tennessee Agriculture Extension Service, Texas Agricultural Extension Service, Biological Control Company, Dr. T’s Company-owner and operator, Terminix International Co., and Bruce Terminix Co, Inc.. As you can see, he is an invaluable member to our team at Wildlife X Team.

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07/30/2026

Jason Livingston, Zoologist

Jason Livingston is one of our staff Zoologist. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree from University of Texas at Austin in Zoology and Biology. He also holds a Certified Applicators License through the Department of Agriculture in Colorado & Texas. Jason is the proud owner of Wildlife X Team of Colorado. As you can see, he is an invaluable member to our team at Wildlife X Team.

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