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Bat Houses

Bat houses are more than just wooden boxes; they're ecological headquarters for these night-flying friends. Bat houses provide a safe space for these creatures of the night to keep mosquitos at bay and pollinate nocturnal blooming vegetation. Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast or just someone looking to naturally control insect populations, bat houses offer an incredible way to support these misunderstood mammals. From backyard conservation to ecological balance, these specialized structures provide safe havens for bats to rest, breed, and thrive. Chewy offers an impressive selection of bat houses to suit every habitat and need:

  • Wooden bat houses: Classic cedar designs with a single chamber or multiple chambers for different bat species
  • **Community bat houses: Multi-chamber units designed to support larger bat colonies, some as many as 200 bats

Bat houses are essential for bat conservation, providing safe shelter, and supporting local ecosystems. By choosing the right bat house, you're not just creating a home you're becoming a bat conservation hero.

Frequently Asked Questions about Bat Houses

What are bat houses?

Bat houses are specially designed wooden or plastic structures that mimic the natural roosting environments bats prefer, typically featuring narrow, tight spaces that provide warmth and protection.

Do bats like bat houses?

Absolutely. Not only do bat houses serve as their own little sanctuary, they also serve as alternative roosting sites, especially in areas with limited natural habitat like large metro areas.

What are the general rules for a bat house?

As bats naturally seek out high, dark places, you'll want to mount the house at least 12-15 feet high in a semi-shady area where there are only about 6-8 hours of sunlight a day and that's not far from a water source.

What attracts bats to a bat house?

Bats are naturally drawn to confined spaces with rough terrain for easy gripping. That's why you typically see them huddled under bridges or in caves.