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Bat-Friendly Eviction Timing

Month	Bat Status	Activity
May	Bats are pregnant and have the ability to find a new home, if required.	One-way exit installation period May 1 to 31
June	Sensitive period: Bats are birthing and nursing, baby bats cannot fly.	*Eviction and removal may be acceptable in accordance with the Bat Eviction Policy
July
August
September	Pups are flying. Bats are mating and returning to their winter homes.	One-way exit installation period September 1 to 30
October	Sensitive period: Bats are mating, pups are flying and moving to winter homes and are hibernating.	Avoid installing new one-way exits. *Eviction and removal may be acceptable in accordance with the Bat Eviction Policy
November
December
January
February
March
April

* When there is an immediate human health and safety concern or major impediment to building use.

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