Resources
New Design! Flag Box Multi-Chamber Bat House
Batty Resources!! Who can’t use more Batty Resources?
– Bat Houses
Questions About Bat Houses? We’ve got answers!
– Batty Concerns
Answers to Questions About Bats and Rabies
HELP, there be bats here! Bat Exclusion. How to get bats out of homes and buildings
What to do if you find an injured or orphaned bat? Often, bats that appear injured may just be stunned or in torpor and unable to fly away. If you find a bat we recommend leaving it alone overnight to see if it will fly away unassisted. If you pick up a bat, they are likely to bite. DO NOT handle bats. Very few bats carry rabies, but the disease is fatal so anyone who has contact with a bat should seek medical advice.
If you MUST find a way to help a bat, here is a list of licensed Wildlife Rehabilitators in Georgia
– Batty Organizations
Bat Conservation International, Inc.
Basically Bats Wildlife Conservation Society, Inc.
The Southeastern Cave Conservancy
Southeastern Bat Diversity Network
The National Speleological Society
Georgia Museum of Natural History
Georgia DNR – Bat Conservation in Georgia
The South Carolina Bat Working Group
The Tennessee Bat Working Group
– Bats In Nature
Bat Species ID Guide for Bats Commonly Found in Artificial Roosts