discussion We had a visitor last night.

[boatman]

You lucky man (though I've got an 'Old Bat' at home).

COR Peter:rolling: :smiling: that's a good one:smiling5: i think you are treading on eggshells there lol :cold-sweat: :smiling::rolling:
chris

 

[Gary MacKenzie]

(S)he's back in the shed, moved hanging point a bit away from yesterday.
Looks like it may stay.

 

[rtfoe]

(S)he's back in the shed, moved hanging point a bit away from yesterday.
Looks like it may stay.

Bleh..I have found my cathle...bleh...I sthall risthe to feed and thuck on blard...bleh :tears-of-joy: Too much horror spoofs :smiling6: I think it's great it has found your shed as shelter rather than your house roof. Having a large population above you could lead to problems with infections.

Cheers,
Richard

 

[Ian M]

We see them in the garden in the evening as the go to feast on the mosquito and moths. Her to we are not allowed to move them out if they go to roost in the roof, we can though prevent them coming back in..
I think they live in the barns across the road from us.

 

[Gary MacKenzie]

Newest resident in back garden today, basking on a hot painted breeze-block

 

[Mini Me]

That will keep the insect population to a minimum!
Rick H.