>bat detector
que?

>>5099814
>if you hear *EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*
>is bat

>>5099806
I've wanted to buy one of those.
Around 6PM during spring you can hear them eating the mosquitoes.

be somewhere there are bugs, as soon as the sun goes down the flying rodents come out, you can tell when they fly by cause it sounds like plaps of fat cheeks moreso the slap of skin against the winds with mousey squeeks from above, later might stumble upon a particularly "windy" tree and you will hear those squeaking rat bastards jerking it in the branches! YOU FIENDS

>>5099806
I love bats. I recently found out that a close cave near me is a home to several bat species,also the forests surrounding it are protected territory with more few tree bat species. Not only this but there are some bats that live in one of the roofs in the neighborhood houses and fly over my yard every night. Also one question from where you get your bat detector and how much it costs?

a high end bat recording device is $4000

>fly over my yard every night.
Ditto. They prey on mosquitoes and would never bother you, so I enjoy their company.
Bats are very different, I could never truly understand the American problem.

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https://magenta2000.co.uk/product/bat5-digital-bat-detector/
I have one of these.
It doesn't record, but you point it at bats and set the frequency and it'll play/translate their squeaks for you. You alter the frequency and you can tell what kind of bat they are because all bats have different hz ranges.

>>5099806
he cute

Is it true it can be dangerous to stand around bats because they can bite you without you noticing?

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>>5101638
No.
They scared me at first because I dislike erratic flying movement in animals like wasps (you literally cannot tell which direction they're about to go).
But bats, carnivorous ones at least given they're the only ones I see, while they have what look like kinda erratic flight patterns, are really just flying like that because they're munching bugs (They often eat 3,000 bugs in a night).
They literally do not give a shit about humans and will either ignore or barely even see you because they don't interact with humans much.
If you find one in your bedroom when you wake up, it's possible it bit you while you were sleeping, that's the only concern, and that's incredibly unlikely.
I stand around bats with >>5100378 fairly often, and there are batwalks for going around with people to look at bats.
Google "[Your city] batwalks" and see if there are any or if you can request a free one to be set up.

>>5101694
Good to know. I am braver because of this post.

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>>5099816
>>5099814
you two made my chuckle and I really needed that. here, take this
>>5099806
I like them too, OP. they're real bros, going after bugs and such
I'm worried about the local bat population in my home city; there's a plague of monk parakeets going on and they're known to attack bats. Fucking retarded dwarf parrots; I wish they went extinct

As a bug enjoyer I find it interesting and sick that bats have their version of bedbugs called bat bugs which are very closely related to bedbugs. If you have a bat infestation, it is possible to have bat bugs also, which may bite humans if they dont have their typical bat hosts to bite. Awesomely gross :D

Im an exterminator and bats are the things I like to deal with the most. Disgusting creatures.

>>5102504
what an odd thing to larp about chinese boy

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>>5099806
There's one flying around my house during the day should i be worried?

>>5103608
maybe