Thatched roofs naturally attract various insects, birds, and small rodents seeking shelter within the cozy, insulating layers of dry vegetation. While spiders, beetles, and occasional nesting birds are common inhabitants of traditional thatch, modern installation techniques—such as wire mesh netting and specialized pest barriers—are routinely deployed to prevent birds and rodents from burrowing deep into the inner structure and causing structural damage or compromising water-shedding integrity.
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