An installation where bats hide in urban neighborhoods

Abstract

The invention provides a device for bats to hide in urban communities, which includes a fixing piece, a PVC sleeve through a middle channel, a push-pull arc panel, iron wires and barbed iron wires. The Zhongtong PVC casing is composed of an inner tube with a lower support point placed in the outer tube. There is a gap of two centimeters between the inner tube and the outer tube. Only the innermost end of the inner tube is closed, and the innermost end of the outer tube is closed with a hollow cover; There are 2-5 rows of iron wires parallel to the longitudinal axis of the PVC casing in the middle and upper part of the inner pipe. There is a gap of 1-2cm between the iron wires and the pipe wall; Laminates lie in the inner tube of the Zhongtong PVC casing and extend straight to the innermost end, and the arc lengths in the cross-sectional direction are 2 / 5 and 1 / 4 of the circumference of the inner pipe respectively; Barbed iron wire is wound around the outer pipe with the outer end opening; the middle-pass PVC casing is bound in the shade of the building's outer wall by a fixing piece, and the length of the middle-pass PVC casing is two to three meters.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a device for bats to hide in urban communities, in particular to a device for bats to hide and rest in urban communities during the day. Background technique [0002] Bats mostly live in caves, forest tree holes, and the gaps in rural houses with tile and wood structures. Bats are social animals that are mainly nocturnal; most bats prey on airborne insects, including annoying mosquitoes. Bats eat a lot of insects, and can eat about one-third of their own weight in insects every night. Before urbanization, most rural areas in China used trees, tiles, and bricks as the main building materials for houses. With suitable gaps and shelter from wind and rain, bats could live in harmony with residents at close range. However, with the urbanization and the development of communities dominated by urban high-rise buildings, mosquitoes have become a daily problem in the lives of residents in urban communities, and are generally treated w...

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Problems solved by technology

It is a pity that urban communities pay more attention to the enjoyment of water features and the green space rate required by greening, and do not reserve more hiding spaces for bats and other beneficial animals.

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