In the middle of the night, a bat, flying around the house for more than half an hour, what is it like?
At 11 o'clock in the evening, I turned off the light and looked at my mobile phone in the living room, and heard the sound of "Zi La Zi La" under the window. At first, I didn't care, thinking it was the family's puppy that was moving. After a while, the sound of "Zi La Zi La" came out again, and where the sound came from, the puppy was not there. My first reaction was that there were rats in the house.
I approached the window to see that there was a black thing coming up from under a plastic dumbbell, with a head and wings, and by the light outside, I could clearly see that it was a bat.
I instinctively turned to find a wooden stick and tried to knock it to death. But seeing that it was fleshy like a goose body, thinking that bats were beneficial birds, and that a living life died in my hands, I still couldn't get my hands on it.
The bat had to let it out and couldn't stay in the house. Otherwise, my lover would have to scream when he got up in the middle of the night or saw a bat during the day.
I tried to grab it with my hand, and the bat was clever, moved away quickly, and flew up.
It was dark inside the house, and I couldn't see the bat anymore, but I knew it was flying, because from time to time there were dark shadows coming close to me and turning quickly to avoid me.
I turned on the light, closed the bedroom door, and the bat flew into the bedroom with some trouble. I pushed the screen of the window up again and opened the door, hoping the bat would fly out.
The bat had been flying between the living room and the dining room, flashing before my eyes several times, occasionally stopping at a high place to rest for a short while. Strangely enough, the bat flew around in circles, and many times I thought it was about to fly out of the window, but it turned back and continued to fly.
There was nothing I could do but patiently watch as bats flew between my living room and dining room. I was thinking, I don't have mosquitoes at home, why doesn't it go outside to catch mosquitoes and eat them? I don't know if there's something in the house that attracts bats, or if it's just trying to tease me and play hide-and-seek with me?
The bat flew in my house for more than half an hour, and finally it landed on the lower edge of the screen window that pushed it up, and then slid its body to the side and disappeared. I hurried over and closed the window. This uncle's bat is finally gone!
In the middle of the night, a bat flies around the house and rushes to you from time to time, in case it can't stop the car, or the corner is not in time, what if the fangs and claws come to your face a few times? Although I am a grandfather, I am also a little nervous. I had to watch its flight show, I had to know if it flew out or where it was hiding, and it wasn't a problem to stay at home.
I speculate that the bat came in from the window of the toilet, because the floor is high, there is no fear of mosquitoes flying in, in order to open and close the window conveniently and save trouble, the screen window is not used. The bat came in and hid under the window, and when I turned off the lights, the bat began to move, and then I was found, and then there was its air show.
