Evergreen Wood Hanging Bat House

Evergreen Wood Hanging Bat HouseUPC: 746851931161 Nasty chemicals have no place in your garden oasis. Instead, help the friendly bat population survive. Many bat species eat vast amounts of insects, including some of the most damaging agricultural pests. Mosquitoes are a particular favorite among bats, some of which are said to eat up to 1,200 mosquitoes in one hour! That alone should be reason enough to put a bat house in your backyard. POLLINATION STATION: These nocturnal

UPC: 746851931161

Nasty chemicals have no place in your garden oasis. Instead, help the friendly bat population survive. Many bat species eat vast amounts of insects, including some of the most damaging agricultural pests. Mosquitoes are a particular favorite among bats, some of which are said to eat up to 1,200 mosquitoes in one hour! That alone should be reason enough to put a bat house in your backyard.

POLLINATION STATION: These nocturnal creatures become active when the sun goes down, and work magic in your garden during the night. They go after the nectar and bugs, spreading pollen as they fly. Many bat species eat vast amounts of insects, including some of the most damaging agricultural pests.

Product Details:
Measures: 13.5"H x 9"W x 5"D.
Made of wood.
Anchor for easy hookup.

Setup Instructions:
Bat houses should be at least 12 ft. off the ground, although 15-20 ft. is ideal.
Do not hang on a tree, instead, use a wooden post, metal pole, or building side.
Try to maintain a 20-30 ft. distance from branches, wires and other obstructions.
Internal temperatures should stay between 80-100 degrees Fahrenheit.
Bat houses do best when they are located within a mile of a body of water.
Do not mount near bright, artificial lighting.
Houses should face south or southeast and require a minimum of 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight, with morning sun being the most favorable.