Bat box

In this Backyard Ecology article, Shannon Trimboli discusses five things a person should consider before buying or putting up a bat box.

Bats are just as important as other pollinators like bees and butterflies. They're struggling - learn to help them by building bat houses.

Great #WeekendFun family idea to make a bat box to encourage #bats to roost in your garden next year. #WildAboutGardens https://t.co/9kli1FBiqM

Since Merlin first introduced bat houses to North America in 1982, one of the most frequently asked questions has been, “Where can I purchase a good bat house?” The next question that always follows is, “How do I know bats will come?” Over the decades, we’ve learned much about bat preferences and how to attract […]

We enjoy outdoor activities, but the mosquitoes also enjoy our yard. So we decided to build bat houses, also known as bat boxes, to attract mosquito-eating bats as a natural way to control our mosquito problem. Bats are perfect for managing all night-flying insects in your yard. How to Build a Bat House We wanted

Build a BAT HOUSE to attract bats to control mosquitos and other flying pests so you can enjoy your yard this spring and summer. 🦇 Easy step-by-step directions. #kippiathome #bathouse #woodworking

If you are a homeowner, attracting bats to your yard can be very helpful! Here are a few tips on how to attract bats and why you want them in your yard!

Build a Triple Chamber Bat House: Bat houses should be at least 60cm tall and thick enough to accommodate two or more roosting compartments/chambers, separated by thin vertical baffles. Larger bat houses provide better insulation, so they tent to be more successful than shorter/thin…

Design for a bat home