As well as being one of the most threatened types of mammal in Britain, bats are also among the most misunderstood. Far from being nasty dangerous animals, they are attractive small, furry insect eaters who need all the help they can get. In return they will help to control a large range of garden insects. Bats need a range of roosting sites, including summer daytime roosts, winter hibernation ones and breeding sites. You can help them find a suitable roost by putting up a simple bat box. The best place to position a bat box is on a tree, ideally, in groups round three sides of a tree - bats like to move from one box to another during the day and from season to season as temperatures change. Key benefits: Bats are natural pest controllers: Bats consume insects such as mosquitos and beetles, reducing the need for pesticides Landing perch: The narrow entrance and landing perch help keep out predators Grooved interior: The grooves help the bats find a secure place to roost Ready assembled: The box arrives ready made and can be put straight in place Generous size: Measures 34cm x 15cm x 12cm Set of 3 Wooden Bat Boxes with Landing Perch
Price: £20.98 from The Range
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| The Range | £20.98 | Visit Store |
As well as being one of the most threatened types of mammal in Britain, bats are also among the most misunderstood. Far from being nasty dangerous animals, they are attractive small, furry insect eaters who need all the help they can get. In return they...
As well as being one of the most threatened types of mammal in Britain, bats are also among the most misunderstood. Far from being nasty dangerous animals, they are attractive small, furry insect eaters who need all the help they can get. In return they...
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