Comments on: Bat Houses http://organicsyes.wordpress.com/2008/04/24/bat-houses/ Creativity, arts, music, dreams, wishes, metaphors Sat, 14 Nov 2009 03:13:06 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Bea Kunz http://organicsyes.wordpress.com/2008/04/24/bat-houses/#comment-386 Bea Kunz Mon, 28 Apr 2008 16:36:24 +0000 http://organicsyes.wordpress.com/?p=218#comment-386 Hi Susan, Love the bat houses! Yes, they are the best at controlling the mosquito population. What a wonderful project. Want to sell a couple of your houses.? Blog is growing and growing...so nice, just love it! Bea Kunz Hi Susan,

Love the bat houses! Yes, they are the best at controlling the mosquito population.

What a wonderful project.

Want to sell a couple of your houses.?

Blog is growing and growing…so nice, just love it!

Bea Kunz

]]> By: organicsyes http://organicsyes.wordpress.com/2008/04/24/bat-houses/#comment-375 organicsyes Fri, 25 Apr 2008 18:53:14 +0000 http://organicsyes.wordpress.com/?p=218#comment-375 http://organicsyes.wordpress.com/2008/04/07/snakes/ Snakes! http://organicsyes.wordpress.com/2008/04/07/snakes/
Snakes!

]]> By: organicsyes http://organicsyes.wordpress.com/2008/04/24/bat-houses/#comment-374 organicsyes Fri, 25 Apr 2008 18:52:16 +0000 http://organicsyes.wordpress.com/?p=218#comment-374 Hi Jennifer, We were in "Bat Cave" about 3 years ago:) Took the family to Asheville to check things out there...always looking! What a fabulous post you have left here! I will read it again to get every detail! Thank you so much for staying in touch...just popped over to your wonderful site. Saw the snake dream info:) Did you see my post on snakes? We some some (live!) and my son took wonderful photos...check it out... I will post the url in the next comment:) Hi Jennifer,
We were in “Bat Cave” about 3 years ago:) Took the family to Asheville to check things out there…always looking!

What a fabulous post you have left here! I will read it again to get every detail!

Thank you so much for staying in touch…just popped over to your wonderful site. Saw the snake dream info:) Did you see my post on snakes? We some some (live!) and my son took wonderful photos…check it out…
I will post the url in the next comment:)

]]> By: Bee in Italy, Debby http://organicsyes.wordpress.com/2008/04/24/bat-houses/#comment-369 Bee in Italy, Debby Fri, 25 Apr 2008 17:28:47 +0000 http://organicsyes.wordpress.com/?p=218#comment-369 That is so cool! We had some bats around here. Ok, I was a bit nervous, but I heard they are great insect (I am especially thinking of the mosquito) control so I controlled myself the best I could. I hope your houses attract and satisfy the birds. That is so cool! We had some bats around here. Ok, I was a bit nervous, but I heard they are great insect (I am especially thinking of the mosquito) control so I controlled myself the best I could. I hope your houses attract and satisfy the birds.

]]> By: Jennifer http://organicsyes.wordpress.com/2008/04/24/bat-houses/#comment-366 Jennifer Fri, 25 Apr 2008 01:24:01 +0000 http://organicsyes.wordpress.com/?p=218#comment-366 So wonderful! I do underground bat rehabbing myself, I live in North Carolina (Bat Cave, to be exact!) and there are laws prohibiting the handling of-my husband is hoping to get a permit being a wildlife damage control agent but at this point, there are no permits allowed. So sad! I'm told it's an education issue, that our state is not funded or will not address the matter. Anyhow, I have always loved bats since childhood but never had the opprotunity to handle one until I found a little brown in our pool filter years ago. I just couldn't let him die...and so began my amazing journey. Last Sumemr we put up a huge 5 chambered house that should hold hundreds. After 2 weeks we had one inhabitant: a loner Big Brown (or so I think). Now we have 3 so far (ha ha). But there is still time to woo...we have bats all around here and caves galore (hence the name). At any rate, the house is beautiful and I would love to send a picture. Wonderful work you are a doing, and spreading the word is the start. We need to get our little friends healthy and safe and have more people understand the huge service they do to our crops and our skin (we have a nice sized organic garden and two little tender skinned 'chitlins) We need all the help we can get! Blessings and thanks for all you are doing! Jennifer So wonderful! I do underground bat rehabbing myself, I live in North Carolina (Bat Cave, to be exact!) and there are laws prohibiting the handling of-my husband is hoping to get a permit being a wildlife damage control agent but at this point, there are no permits allowed. So sad! I’m told it’s an education issue, that our state is not funded or will not address the matter. Anyhow, I have always loved bats since childhood but never had the opprotunity to handle one until I found a little brown in our pool filter years ago. I just couldn’t let him die…and so began my amazing journey. Last Sumemr we put up a huge 5 chambered house that should hold hundreds. After 2 weeks we had one inhabitant: a loner Big Brown (or so I think). Now we have 3 so far (ha ha). But there is still time to woo…we have bats all around here and caves galore (hence the name). At any rate, the house is beautiful and I would love to send a picture.

Wonderful work you are a doing, and spreading the word is the start. We need to get our little friends healthy and safe and have more people understand the huge service they do to our crops and our skin (we have a nice sized organic garden and two little tender skinned ‘chitlins) We need all the help we can get!

Blessings and thanks for all you are doing!
Jennifer

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