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Join Date: May 2000
Location: Moab Utah. Home of wierd red & orange radioactive stuff... And 1 billion tourists.
Posts: 13,182
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Originally Posted by masraum
Very cool! Any issue with guano, or is the couple that you seem to have a small enough amount to be able to easily keep clean?
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Yes. Some droppings.
But guano is fertilizer, so it gets swept into the flowerbeds. At first I thought I had a mouse problem, wasted some money on mouse traps, but then looked up one night and they were looking at me. I can't leave that door open at night.
The bats are a pain, but there's not much I can do, maybe a bat house somewhere, doubt that would help. Some species are federally protected, but all bats are protected in Utah. And they'll go away in September or early October and migrate south. It's not like there's hundreds, but it's one or two at a time. They aren't swarmer's in Utah like back east. More little soloists. They think that entryway is a cave or something, so they come in and rest. They'll also dip into my pool for drinks at night.
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