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With close to 1000 different types of bats, it shouldn't be surprising that bats eat a lot of different types of food. They are also great hunters able to locate the faintest sounds and smallest movement. So what do bats eat? Most bats eat insects and are called insectivores.
Bats are wild animals, with minds of their own, so there are no guarantees. But there are things you can do to create a good bat environment. You can provide homes (bat houses), water (ponds), or food (plants or lights that attract night-flying insects). Night blooming plants such as salvia, silene, phlox, stock, spearmint, cornflower, four-o'clocks, moonflower and nicotania attract insects at night. Lights in gardens and on porches attract insects.