Luckily, the summer maternity season is fairly short and doesn’t last the entire summer, just a month and a half or so. It may be annoying to see bats flying in and out throughout the night or hearing their little screeches through the ceiling, but your home is their home too, now! Once they’re out, call a professional to clean up the guano and disinfect their roosting area. Make sure all of the openings that lead outside are sealed or screened to prevent it from happening next year. Who knows, maybe you’ll enjoy having this seasonal pet clearing out the mosquitos from your yard. Summer maternity season can be beneficial to you, too.