I miss my bats.. when I was first on the roof.. there were quite a few.. then they renovated... and turned the church across the street into co-op apartments.. I haven't seen them about.. I did see a flock of bats in the village last summer.. they were devouring a teeming mass of mosquitoes that were under a light in a front yard.. the village has mostly old houses.. pre 1850.. and a couple have retained a yard... I'd thought of the bat houses also.. but I'd guesss you had to have them about first. not like pputting up a purple martin house.. where the scouts would notice them ..
Tarev.. well seals seem the perfect gardening friendly wildlife.. with no interest at all in what you're growing.. but presenting a great scene to observe while lounging in the hammock.. just before falling fast asleep on a warm afternoon.. a friend has such a back yard.. as she's right on the WA coast.. adjacent to a bit of beach they call seal bay.. she's on the water side of the coastal road.. where you're not allowed to buy any longer.. it always was a great location for the studio..
