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Batboxes
Pale-headed rosella
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Cockatiel
Rainbow lorikeet
Scaly-breasted lorikeet
Galah
Kookaburra
Dollar bird
Boobook owl
Brushtail possum
Brushtail vertical
Ringtail possum
Squirrel glider
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is still no accepted batbox design for Australian bats. We
currently offer the two designs listed below for those wishing to try
to do something positive for microbats. We are happy to discuss
other options. Refer also to our Stories section for more information on batboxes. When siting batboxes, consider the following. * Quantities of bat roosts work better than single, isolated roosts. * Bat roosts clustered together (25-50m spacing) work better than roosts spread out. * Uncluttered entrances work better than cluttered entrances. * The higher the better.
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600x400 - 1 compartment The internal space available to the bats is 460H x 335W x 30D. There is a horizontal ventilation slot part-way up the front face. This
design is very loosely based on the 10 essential batbox requirements
specified by Bat Conservation International (refer http://www.batcon.org/pdfs/bathouses/bathousecriteria.pdf.
The differences between this design and their criteria are a response
to Australian conditions.
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600x300 - 1 compartment The internal space available to the bats is 465H x 220W x 30D.
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