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Anonymous users2024-01-24I feel the same way, I always fly at night and fly away during the day.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Almost 5% of bats carry the rabies virus, and if they are frightened during the drive, they are likely to attack humans.
But bats are a kind of life after all, and they also eat pests, so you should think of a proper way to drive them away, the first thing to do is to clean their nests, clean up the feces inside, and then put more lime in them, and then use a flashlight to light up the hole, bats don't like bright light, so they will not like this environment, and then you dilute the cleaned feces with water and smear it in a dark place nearby, and the bats will treat it as a new home.
Bat is a pterocod, pterocodan is the second largest group of mammals after rodents, is the only class of mammals that have evolved to truly have the ability to fly, now there are 19 families, 185 genera and 961 species, except for some islands in the polar regions and oceans, distributed all over the world, in the tropics and subtropics bats are the most. Most bats rest during the day and forage at night. >>>More
You can consider whether you are lured by food, light a mosquito coil or something that has an insecticidal effect, and clean up the insects on the balcony.
Bats do not nest and are socially oriented. The one you found is likely to have gotten lost while chasing your prey, and it is temporarily staying on your balcony, close the indoor doors and windows, open the balcony window to drive it away, and at most it will leave some poop or something on your balcony.
If it's a rural building, it's still nice to have a bird and relax.
It's because the bat saw the beautiful woman and immediately wanted to go to the toilet, but the beauty was fascinated, so he even forgot to go to the toilet, so the bat always likes to on the balcony.