Hey, I finally met my neighbour lady who retired out here in the sticks and she had some really neat ideas about pest control. Our neighbourhood is basically coastal temperate rainforest, lots of cedar, douglas fir, maples, wild cherries, alder and spruce. We are both about one mile from a large lake which is fed by smaller glacial lakes. We are about a thousand feet above sea level. I don't know what they are called but we get a lot of small white moths in late summer, particularly last year due to one of the worst drought seasons ever. We also are having a real bad time with beetles, pine beetles up north but a lot of pests you get the drift. Woodpeckers are everywhere doing their part to clean out old deadhead trees, but still the moths are like rain in August if the weather is dry and hot for the month of august. My old hippy neighbour says that she had a problem with moths and beetles so she installed bat roosting houses all along the perimeter of her property. Apparently, and I checked this out with the so called experts, bats eat upwards of a thousand bugs a night! She said that since shes had bats take up residence in the roosts her problems with moths and even beetles in her hives has become nil. She said its the perfect solution, no pesticides, and as bats are night prowlers there is no threat to her bees! I started to build a roost off of plans I downloaded. Has anyone down south heard of this? Some of ya have mentioned moth problems...