Canadian Wildlife Federation: Register Another Bat House

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If you have already registered at least one box, please continue below.

Report On Registered Bat House(s)

If you have already registered this bat house and would like to report a sighting or observation, please add your observation directly.

If you haven’t registered your house yet but are hoping to report an observation, please continue below to complete your registration first.

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Register your Bat House

Participant Information: Personal information will be securely stored with the Canadian Wildlife Federation and not shared with any other organization. Bat house data and monitoring results may be shared with partners for research purposes, but personal identifying information will be removed.

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About Bat House Property

* Do you live in a registered Bat-friendly City?

Yes

I don't know

Mapping

* Would you like to see your bat house on a map? If you agree, your bat houses will be visible on a public map using the postal code provided. opt in to show postal code on map.

Yes, I agree.

No, I don't agree.

About the bat house

* Assign a registration number or name to each box. (It is important to write this down since you will need to indicate the number or name each time you report monitoring results. Maximum response 255 chars, approx. 5 rows of text)

* How many chambers does your bat house have?

* What brand is your bat house? Or, if you used DIY designs, which ones? You can paste the link if you have it.

* What is the material of your bat house? (Maximum response 255 chars, approx. 5 rows of text)

* What colour is your bat house? (Maximum response 255 chars, approx. 5 rows of text)

* Do your neighbours have bat houses?

Bat House Installation

* How high off the ground is your bat house (measure to the bottom of the bat house in feet)?

* What structure is your bat house installed on?

If selected "Other" option for the above question please describe structure:

* What year was your bat house installed?

* What direction is your bat house facing?

* How many hours of sunlight does it receive per day approximately?

* Does your house have bats, or has it had bats in the past?

* Do you know the species present?

If selected "Other" option for the above question please describe species:

How was the species identified?

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The Little Brown Bat, along with the Tri-colored Bat and the Northern Myotis are under serious threat.

Bat House in Your Backyard

Provide a roosting site for a female bat and her pup! The Canadian Wildlife Federation is here to guide you through every step. Begin by downloading these free DIY instructions. Building a bat house during these crucial months (April through June) will provide a roosting site for a female bat to have her pup. Bats only have one pup per year, so providing them safe haven is vital to their survival. Bats also make great neighbours; they help control insects through spring and summer.

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Register Another Bat House

Important! Are you registering your first bat box?

Report On Registered Bat House(s)

Register your Bat House

About Bat House Property

Mapping

About the bat house

Bat House Installation

Help the Bats

Bat House in Your Backyard

Give Bats a Home in Your Backyard this Summer

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