Bat nesting place

Bats... many of us don't have much interest in them; but walk outside on a clear evening and you will undoubtedly see them skimming through the night. So why not help those garden birds a little with a nice shelter? Bats prefer to move in an open landscape, close to buildings where there are many insects and preferably close to water. Many European bat species are threatened in their existence and hanging up nest boxes helps them to maintain the species. A number of bat species live in holes in tree stumps but because there is a lack of such hollowed-out trees, nest boxes are a good alternative. It is good to place a number of nest boxes in the same area because bats are inclined to build another nest if they feel threatened or are disturbed. Another advantage of placing nest boxes is that it prevents bats from nesting in or against the house. The presence of bats does offer advantages: bats are real mosquito hunters; An adult bat can eat up to 5,000 mosquitoes in one night. Weight: 1.1 kg Quality: made of pure wood from well-managed forests Dimensions: 275 x 215 x 85 mm Assembly: Including mounting block and screws