Bat Houses

As interest in bats continues to grow, so has the number of bat houses on the market. However, many bat houses are designed and/or constructed such that they are unlikely to be used by bats. Most follow outdated designs which are too small to meet the needs of bats. In addition, instructions for proper installation and

Give these mosquito-eating creatures a place to roost in time for trick-or-treat season, and reap the benefits year-round. With instructions for parents and kids

Bats bring many benefits to your yard, and offering them a safe space is an easy project. Continue reading for our DIY how-to on building your own bat box.

You might be surprised at just how beneficial attracting bats to your backyard and garden can be. And, just how easy it is to do with a bat house!

Before you blindly choose to build a bat house, you should become aware of why, how and where your intended bat house fits into your landscape.

So the first question is, why would you want bats in your garden? Aren’t they scary and dangerous? The truth is, no! Bats when left alone are quite peaceful creatures and can be quite beneficial. How?

Feb 28, 2020 - The Green Heart Den is planning to make several bat boxes with assistance from Central and Hindpool Junior Wardens. This work will form part...

With a perfect combination of function and durability this bat house will hold up to 12 bats. Hardware included.

Many people think of bats as scary and dangerous creatures. The truth is that bats are very beneficial to our environment. Bats can consume large numbers of insects in a short period of time.