I was moving wood from the wood pile to the wood room and I found a Bat under one of the pieces of wood. I put the wood back and moved some of the other wood. Nice to see one of these around. Who needs a bat house, when you have a wood pile!
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I was moving wood from the wood pile to the wood room and I found a Bat under one of the pieces of wood. I put the wood back and moved some of the other wood. Nice to see one of these around. Who needs a bat house, when you have a wood pile!
Must be the only bat in Bruce County!! haven't seen one all summer, I think the mosquitoes got them!
We see a couple every night around our place. Now I know why!
Cool Glad too see them around White Mouth almost got rid of them all
Seen a couple around the house in Ancaster this summer ( like 4 all summer ) and nothing at the cottage between Bracebridge and Haliburton where it used to be common to see 20 to 30 buzzing around the dock at dusk. I hope they can recover and make a comeback.
we have lots up north,,,,,,but obviously not enough as still lots of skitters around.
We have a few in BB every night but not as many as ten years ago. I have lots of wood piles too....Quote:
Originally Posted by Hunter John
we have a lot in the little town I live in ,my wifes just hates them with a passion thy come in to the old buildings a lot ,we sit outside and watch them at dusk ,,Dutch
Saw one the other night; It's the first bat I've seen since I moved here 7 years ago.
I have two using the bat box on my house this year. Theyre out every night. Have only seen a couple at the cottage this year.
Saw one the other weekend. First in three years since white mouth. I was elated. We have had bat houses for years empty that we made. Hopefully one day we will have bats. I was told that the likely hood is low that they even find them.
I have been seeing an insane amount of dragon flies making up for them. One night they looked to be in the thousands on our lawn devouring mossys.