Bat urine on windows.
Help! I have a bat problem
Anyone have suggestions or techniques to keep colonies of bats from nesting and retuning nightly to crevices and corners of my outdoor patio.
They leave a mess with their dropping's and flung their urine onto windows and walls of my home. I have to cover all of my outdoor furniture. Its a job to keep cleaning windows, but you can see from the photos how badly these bats mess up the windows. Help!
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Hi Suzanne! Yikes.....haven't seen this problem before. I googled remedies for building a "Bat House" in your yard..... and there were a lot of suggestions and videos. Here's one below. Hopefully, you can find a remedy for cleaning in the articles where they are roosting on your patio. Can you possibly screen in your patio to keep them from returning? Best of luck!
Sorry...the link did not take the website. https://www.nwf.org/en/Garden-for-Wildlife/Cover/Build-a-Bat-House
I've been told that bats dislike light. My suggestion would be to string up some high wattage lights overnight for a week or two. Hopefully, they will move out of your area.
Oh that's all kinds of nasty!!! However, bats are protected in a lot of areas and "harassing" them can result in fines . Contact your county extension office or vector control for their recommendations.
Worth a try.
Thanks
try usin sticky boards along with moth balls. I had to call an exterminator and he used the sticky board. Another suggested I use moth balls. Fortunately, they found where the bats were entering my attic. They used a device that sealed the hole and any remaining bats could leave but never return. The job was costly, but worth it. Good luck padoyle