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Bats are on the move - new free phone number launched

Thoushaltnot · 2009-07-02 08:34:19

According to today's Irish Times, there's a new hotline for people affected by bats, a protected species. At this time of year, the females tend to move into peoples homes and attics, looking for a place to breed, for a few months. Bats are more closely related to humans than mice, are not vermin and eat a considerable…

02-07-2009 8:34am

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According to today's Irish Times, there's a new hotline for people affected by bats, a protected species. At this time of year, the females tend to move into peoples homes and attics, looking for a place to breed, for a few months.

Bats are more closely related to humans than mice, are not vermin and eat a considerable quantity of insects.

Read more;
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2009/0702/1224249908217.html

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Thanks for posting this and might I be so bold as to suggest that people email the number and website to their address book contacts:

The bat helpline freefone number is 1800 405 000. More information on www.npws.ie

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