Wildlife boom pushes bats and others into city homes
In a hot Syracuse summer wildlife moved closer to people. Bats move from attics to bedrooms as a dry spell and heat drive animals into urban and suburban yards, with raccoons skunks foxes and deer seen in neighborhoods amid drought. Bear sightings rise as abandoned farmland returns to forest.
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