Scott’s Bat House Page –
Buy a BCI certified Bat House!
There are several excellent
reasons to install bat houses on your property.
Many local bat populations are in danger or are already displaced due to
habitat destruction and alteration by humans, so providing artificial roosts to
replace lost habitat is a primary reason to install a bat house. Bat houses can have success even in suburban
and urban areas. If you have ever seen
bats flying around your neighborhood, a bat house will probably help. Encouraging bats to live in bat houses near
your home, farm, or orchard may provide some reduction in insect pests. Besides all that, installing a bat house and
observing the occupants is an exciting and fun activity for the whole family.
Hi Folks, I have
found two reputable bat house builders to provide you your bat house at much
greater speed than I could:
In the continental US:
I sell directly through Lone Star Woodcraft –
They take care of the construction and shipping.
Order directly through me with the buy now buttons
below:
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Bat Condo (extra wide 3 chamber)
holds
600 bats - 29" H x 29"W x 5"depth
$279.95+free shipping
Add a "Bat Cam" installed 
for $399.95+ free shipping total
Bottom Bat Condo Bat
House, Top of Triple Chamber Bat House, Bottom of Bat Condo Bat House, Top of
Triple Chamber Bat House, Bottom of Bat Condo Bat House, Top of Triple Chamber
Bat House Bottom of Bat Condo Bat House, Top of Triple Chamber Bat House, Bottom
of Bat Condo Bat House, Top of Triple Chamber Bat House,
Triple Chamber Bat
House
holds
300 bats - 29"H x 14"W x 5"depth
$144.95+ free shipping
Add a "Bat Cam" installed for $259.95+ free shipping total
Bottom Triple chamber
Bat House, Top of Single chamber Bat House, Bottom of Triple chamber Bat House,
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Bat House,
Single Chamber Bat
House
holds
100 bats - 29" H x 14"W x 2"depth
$98.95+$8.95 shipping
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of Canada Standard Bat House, Bottom of Single chamber Bat House, Top of Canada
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For our Canadian neighbors (or in the US too)
FREE shipping in North America:
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Canadian Provinces and Territories: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Québec, Saskatchewan, Yukon, North America
Ordering
is easy; just click the “buy now” button directly beneath or beside the bat house
model you want to pay with a credit card or paypal
account (sorry no Cash/Check/Money Orders)
I also offer easy-to-follow
bat house plans <-click there
Questions? See my FAQ’s
or feel free to send me an email: bathabitat@gmail.com
FAQ’s
(frequently asked questions):
Hey
Scott! I don’t know which bat house
model to get. Help! I highly recommend that you get the largest bat house
model you can afford and not just because it costs more. Research by Bat Conservation International
has shown that larger the bat house is the greater success it has at being a
good home for bats. Also multiple bat
houses are even more attractive than a single bat house. All of the models I have above are designed and built using
the latest research and are large enough to be effective homes for many species
of bats in a variety of climates. In
most areas north of about 40o N and Canada research shows that bat houses should be painted black or a
dark color to maximize solar heating, so you should consider doing that to your
house when it arrives (If it isn't black already).
Hey
Scott! Why don’t you make your own bat
houses anymore? I used to custom make every
bat house after you order it. This meant
you might have to wait several weeks or months for me to get it to you. This can be discouraging to the anxious bat
house enthusiast, so I’ve lined up some great people who can do it faster (and
perhaps even better) than I could. I
still pride myself in fast friendly personal advice before and after you buy a
bat house through me.
Disclaimer: There are many
factors that come into play when attracting bats, so I cannot guarantee that
bats will use the houses I provide.
Also, as a condition of sale, you must accept all liability associated
with the bat house, including its safe and proper installation.
Other Bat House Info:
Evicting unwanted bats – Bats in
Buildings, Evict
bats, These links should help you if you want to remove bats from a building. You shouldn’t evict bats when babies are
young. This can vary by species, but to
be safe wait until at least August or before the babies are born in early
spring. Put up alternate housing (i.e.
bat houses) a few weeks before you begin bat exclusion. I am not really a bat
removal expert so please see those webpages for more
info.
Putting bat
houses on poles: BHR8n2-3 and BHR5n2-4.
See these articles
from BCI for examples of the benefits of attracting bats:
Mosquito control, Bats: a farmers best friend,
Bats, beetles, and bugs,
Bats and Pecans
Bats in
your state or province – bat photos and information from BCI – Great!
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