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Bats love dark, cozy, dry areas to escape the elements and predators. The attic or other roof spaces are ideal spots for them to roost. If you have outbuildings, these are also common spots.
A bat will easily find any small gap and get in. Be sure cracks and holes around the following areas are well sealed to keep them out:
It can be tempting to let bats stay. After all, they do help keep insect populations down. While this may be useful, the creatures can also be a nuisance.
When the population expands, it can reach infestation proportions. Large bat populations can get noisy, extremely unhygienic due to guano and urine, and can even cause damage to the structure of your home. So, it is best to remove populations before they become a more severe issue.
In the wild, bats are found in most habitats. They can live in woodlands, deserts, caves, and farmland. They also make their homes in suburban and city buildings.
They roost in many different natural and man-made structures. They often settle in caves, trees, gaps in buildings, bridges, attics, and barns.
