Who lives in the house

Doubt whether you have got bats in the attic?

Use a surveillance camera, wildlife camera or inspection camera to get an overview and examine the ceiling/similar for intruders..

Inspection camera

Using an inspection camera to investigate for bats in the attic can be an effective method of identifying the presence of these animals. Here are some steps you can follow:

Make sure you have access to the ceiling and have adequate lighting. Use appropriate safety equipment such as gloves and a mask to protect yourself from dust and allergens.

Use an inspection camera with LED lights that can provide sufficient illumination in dark areas of the ceiling. Check that the camera is fully charged or has sufficient power to complete the inspection. Turn on the camera:

Start the inspection camera and adjust the settings, including brightness and contrast, to achieve the best visibility.

Slowly scan the ceiling with the camera and aim it at areas where bats are often found, such as in corners, cracks or crevices. Keep the camera close to the surface to obtain clear images.

Signs of bats:

- Look out for any signs of bats, such as excrement (guano), stains or fur remnants.

- Bats often leave tracks that can be seen with the right camera equipment.

Listen for sounds:

While using the camera, listen for any sounds that might indicate the bat's presence. Some inspection cameras also have audio recording capabilities.

Documentation:

Take pictures or record video when you see something suspicious. This will help you document and share the discoveries with experts or authorities.

Always remember to respect local laws and regulations regarding the handling of wild animals, including bats. If you need professional help, it may be wise to contact an experienced pest control service or animal control service.