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Preventing that ‘bats in the belfry’ situation
Officials say one-way exits in May and September let bats leave before hibernation and help avoid separating mothers from flightless young.
REGINA, Sask. — As cooler nights roll in across Saskatchewan, bats may begin looking for warmer homes to settle into for the winter, advises Sask. Enviroment. September is an ideal time for home and cabin owners to prepare their properties for...
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Sask. Environments offers tips for keeping unwanted house guests from moving in.
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Clark's Crossing GazetteBefore Bats Move in, Take Steps to Keep Them Out
As cooler nights roll in across Saskatchewan, bats may begin looking for warmer homes to settle into for the winter. September is an ideal time for home and cabin owners to prepare their properties...
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