VOLUME 9, NO. 2 Summer 1991

Marshall Hanks prepares to begin bat-proofing a house.

Using bird-netting, you can create your own one-way bat excluder. The bats have no trouble leaving for their evening meal, but since they fly straight back to the hole, the netting prevents them from entering.

All articles in this issue: ON THE COVER Help for Migratory Bats PREDATOR AND PREY: Life and Death Struggles SEEING IN THE DARK Tuning in with a Bat Detector Bats in the Wrong Place? James River Bat Cave Now Open for Visitors BCI to Host Bat Research Meetings Traveling Photo Exhibit Bats Driven from the University of Arizona One-Day Bat Study Workshop New Activity Book for Children Board of Trustees Adds Six New Members WISH LIST Here's a way you can increase your gift to BCI at no extra cost REVIEWS LETTERS Lock and Key