In Minnesota, bats eat a lot of flying insects such as moths, mayflies and other pests that typically come out during the spring, summer and fall. Theyโre looking for the biggest meal possible and, unfortunately for us, mosquitoes donโt fit the bill from a calorie density standpoint. In fact, though many people assume that bats consume a lot of mosquitoes, thatโs simply not true. Research has shown only 1-3 percent of a batโs overall diet comes from mosquitoes, and with the number of these pests flying around in Minnesota, bats are barely making a dent in their population.ย
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