#handcraftedbathouse

Fun fact - One bat can eat up to 1,200 mosquitos in an hour! So, how about installing Gold Label Bat Houses for Outdoors and giving these flying mammals a safe landing as well as a roosting spot?

Provide a comfy home for bats and also ensure mosquito control in just one shot! The Gold Label Bat Houses for Outdoors has two large and efficient chambers that offer an easy landing spot and an ideal roosting area to keep those nocturnal beings safe!

Are you aware of the fact that bats are unique mammals, also called "chiroptera" which means the one who uses a hand-wing? Such unique mammals need to be saved at any cost and this is why you need to install the Gold Label Bat Houses for Outdoors (Brown) that will help in saving these unique bats.

Bats can fly at a speed of 60 km/hr and have a lifespan of more than 30 years. That being said, their life expectancy has decreased over the years with humans hunting them or ruining the natural habitats. If you want to contribute for the cause of saving these bats, you can start by hanging these easily installable Gold Label Bat Houses for Outdoors (Natural/Light).

Fun fact - One bat can eat up to 1,200 mosquitos in an hour. So, keep your property free of mosquitos while providing a safe land-on spot to bats by installing the Gold Label Bat Houses for Outdoors! You also get a DIY install set with the purchase.

Do you know one bat can eat up to 1,200 mosquitos in an hour? So, how about installing Gold Label Bat Houses for Outdoors in your property and provide an easy landing spot and an ideal roosting area? They should be mounted on a building or poles that get adequate sun exposure!

If want to take care of bats, then install the Gold Label Bat Houses for Outdoors in your open property and give those exotic creatures a comfy and resting spot. This box is suitable for hot climates and comes with metal loops for easy installation.

Bats are an important part of our nature’s ecosystem. Installing bat houses is the best way to preserve these flying mammals that eat worms, mosquitoes, and bugs. Large bat houses provide them a haven and an ideal roosting ground for nesting.