Daddy bats take no responsibility in
raising their babies (called pups).The
daddy bat spends all summer hanging
around drinking bat beer.
A colony of male bats is called a
bachelor colony. (Any questions "why?")
raising their babies (called pups).The
daddy bat spends all summer hanging
around drinking bat beer.
A colony of male bats is called a
bachelor colony. (Any questions "why?")
All Wildlife Removal Service of New Jersey
The Story of
Bachelor Bat Colonies...
The Story of
Bachelor Bat Colonies...
When All Wildlife Removal Service catches a bat in a house we always
take the time to determine the bat's gender. Most often during the
summer months, bats that are found inside the living quarters of your
house (seperate from the attic) are male. These are also the bats that
end up in your basement.
The daddy bat has the option of roosting during the day in weather
conditions that are more comfortable than the mommy bat, who has to
tend to her babies. Oft-times, if the attic is too hot, the daddy will go
into a home's interior plumbing wall - which also provides access to the
basement (where, of course, the temperature is more comfortable). This
is the same wall that holds the chase-pipe, which runs out the top of a
home's roof all the way to the basement and equalizes the plumbing
pressure.
take the time to determine the bat's gender. Most often during the
summer months, bats that are found inside the living quarters of your
house (seperate from the attic) are male. These are also the bats that
end up in your basement.
The daddy bat has the option of roosting during the day in weather
conditions that are more comfortable than the mommy bat, who has to
tend to her babies. Oft-times, if the attic is too hot, the daddy will go
into a home's interior plumbing wall - which also provides access to the
basement (where, of course, the temperature is more comfortable). This
is the same wall that holds the chase-pipe, which runs out the top of a
home's roof all the way to the basement and equalizes the plumbing
pressure.
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