Still behind. We actually put up this new bat house over spring break (mid-March).
The following weekend, we waited until after dark, hoping the bats had all exited and then took the old house off the original post and re-mounted it on the new post. I won't go into all the little set backs, but it took us about 3 hours. It also took a few days for all of the bats to return to the house. Hopefully, some will decide to move into the new house before the babies start being born, and I have to spend my evenings putting fallen newborns back into the house.
Y'all come back,
Lorilee
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I've never had a bat house. How very interesting. Love these photos.
ReplyDeletei like the bottle tree made from old insulators. :)
ReplyDeleteBat houses are awesome had them on our hobbie farm when I was a kid ! Nice photos. Have a good day !
ReplyDeleteHmmm...bat houses...interesting. Wonder what keeps them away from these parts.
ReplyDeleteUgh, I'm not sure I actually want bats at my house but if you do, I'm happy for you.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Gretchen
A bat house is on my list of things to do, but it looks like it might be a next year project...funny through all this I forgot that bats will actually live in it, lol, and there might be baby bats around..
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear that yours are all safe now.
Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams
Yea! I'm so happy you provide housing for bats...love them!
ReplyDeleteUmmm, those baby bats would be in trouble if they were depending on me - but good for you!
ReplyDeleteLove your bottle tree - never seen one with insulators instead of bottles. Vert creative!