Did a bat fly through the window?

[Anonymous]

I had a broken window crack that I had to fix...

But the window was open for about an hour were anything could have gotten in.
It was during the day around 1:00pm.
I didn't see anything fly through the window but if I missed something?

Later that night, I was going to sleep and felt a needle like poke when I put my arm under the pillow.
There was a small enough hole that something could have gotten in there.
Didn't feel anything warm when that happened.
Tried feeling around after that but didn't feel anything that could have caused it.
Didn't notice any new marks or anything.
Didn't notice any blood.

My cat was also on my bed at the time, and he's a very playful cat.
He was acting like normal self.
Wouldn't he have smelled a bat if it in there and try to play with it?

Is it possible it that something just pulled a hair?

[MrHopper]

In the UK we have around 15 species of bat of various sizes, my partner works as a bat rescue volunteer so we had a lot to "nurse" in the house, we also used to have a cat and he didn't really care about the bats unless they got really close and then he sort of shook his head (obviously a high pitch sound), our dogs do similar, dont care unless it shrieks at them i guess and then they run off. Bats are quite common and easy to find in your area, on a warm night like in the summer they are often up and around eating insects so i would say its probably, although it could have been a mouse ;)

[Guy13]

Starlings and Woodpeckers do that do sun room glass and ceiling windows where I reside. PAIN...