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Apr 18, 2017 1:30 PM CST
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@Hemophobic, Hi Angie Smiling , I'm here to ask a question but I read your post, if mosquitoes become a problem this year, you could try mosquito dunks in the catch basin, it's not a poison but it's naturally toxic to mosquito larvae, it was recommended to me by people who use them on farmland, so I figured they'd take care of my birdbaths OK!

Anyway, any help anyone can give me, please, I inherited this bat box when I bought the house, from what I've read about bat boxes, this is like an illustration on How Not To Put Up A Bat Box, I haven't any idea if it's ever been used, and I'm not in a position to sit outside at night with a flashlight and see what happens. I haven't seen any bats since I've been here, at sundown and such, but that doesn't mean they aren't here. I want to have my handyman take it down, but I don't want him to disturb any bats that could possibly be in there, or anything else that might have taken up residence, is that likely, any way I could tell? Thank You!
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"Every now and then I leave the book on the seat and go and have a refreshing potter among my flower beds from which I return greatly benefited, and with a more just conception of what is worth bothering about, and what is not." The Solitary Summer -- Elizabeth von Arnim

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