Bat Houses
These unique houses house one of the most feared winged creatures alive. However, bats can be very important to nature.
As the primary predator of night flying insects, such as mosquitoes, bats not only keep these menacing insects away from your yard, but keep the balance of nature up. A single little brown bat can catch hundreds of mosquito-sized insects an hour, and a typical colony of big brown bats can protect local farmers from the costly attacks of 18 million root-worms each summer.
These bat houses are made of durable wood and are designed to attract bats by use of color. Bats are not blind, as popular belief would have it.
No robins welcome here!
As the primary predator of night flying insects, such as mosquitoes, bats not only keep these menacing insects away from your yard, but keep the balance of nature up. A single little brown bat can catch hundreds of mosquito-sized insects an hour, and a typical colony of big brown bats can protect local farmers from the costly attacks of 18 million root-worms each summer.
These bat houses are made of durable wood and are designed to attract bats by use of color. Bats are not blind, as popular belief would have it.
No robins welcome here!
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