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Bats in our house? Sure, but that's OK

Postby Wayne Harrison » Aug 14, 2006 11:33 am

By Steve Foss
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Lisa counted them as they slipped out from under the ripped tar paper and the gap between the soffit and the siding.

“One, two-three-four,â€
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Postby Ralph E. Powers » Aug 14, 2006 3:28 pm

Nice to read. Better than reading a panicky dissertation on how they called every pest control in the county and sealed up the house so tight that a gnat couldn't get through.
Building a bat house would definitely make things better for everyone all around.
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