Two-Chamber Black Bat House | Cozy Retreat for Bats

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$35

Two-Chamber Bat House Size – 40 cm x 30 cm x 13 cm (16.5" x 12.50" x 5.5") Are you looking to provide a cozy and stylish home for our nocturnal friends while supporting their vital role in the Canadian ecosystem? Look no further! We proudly present our specially designed Two-Chamber Bat House, tailored to thrive in the unique climate of Alberta, Canada. ★ A Cozy Retreat for Bats: Our bat house is thoughtfully crafted with two chambers, offering ample space for bats to roost, rest, and raise their young. It's like a luxurious bed-and-breakfast for our flying friends, ensuring they have a comfortable dwelling all year round. ★ Built for the Chill: We understand the extreme conditions that bats face in Alberta, Canada. That's why our bat houses are painted black, providing excellent heat absorption and retention to keep bats warm during chilly nights. It's like a cozy cabin retreat, perfect for bats seeking refuge from the frosty air. ★ The Benefits of Bats: By welcoming bats into your backyard with our bat houses, you'll reap a host of benefits. Bats are natural pest controllers, devouring insects like mosquitoes and beetles, reducing the need for harmful chemicals. They are also important pollinators, contributing to the health and diversity of our local flora. ★ An Elegant Addition to Your Yard: Our bat houses are not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing. The sleek black design blends seamlessly into the natural surroundings, adding a touch of elegance to your outdoor space. Plus, it's a great conversation starter for guests who will marvel at your commitment to bat conservation. ★ Our two-chamber house design can attract colonies of up to 100 bats. ★ One bat can eat up to 600 mosquitoes in an hour! Bats will also eat flies, moths and beetles. ★ Choose a sunny location on the East or South facing side of your house. Bat houses work best with at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight (if only partial day sun is available- morning sun is preferable). Bat houses should not be lit by bright lights, so installing near porch or security lights is generally a bad idea. ★ One question many people ask is - What are the odds that a sick bat will endanger my family with rabies? Answer - Only 14 people in more than 50 years have contracted rabies from North American bat species that commonly live in bat houses. Like all mammals, bats can contract rabies, though very few do (less than half of one percent). Unlike many other animals, even rabid bats rarely become aggressive. They quickly die from the disease, and outbreaks in their colonies are extremely rare. The odds of being harmed by a rabid bat are remote if you simply do not attempt to handle bats. Any bat that can be easily caught should be assumed to be sick and left alone. We do not recommend attracting bats to places where curious children are likely to attempt to handle them. With or without bats in your yard, the most important action you can take to protect your family from rabies is to vaccinate your family dogs and cats.