Bats appear to defaecate mainly in their roosts but some might be more house-proud than that. Or they just “go” wherever is convenient, as birds do. Their waste may include tiny fragments of the less-digestible parts of the insects they eat.
However, “gritty clay-like” as you described it a few posts back, does not suggest animal droppings.
Try heating some of this material in its dry state, on something like a piece of stainless-steel plate or an old stainless-steel spoon. If it is organic, as droppings are, most of it will burn away, perhaps leaving specks of ash. A rock mineral or a product of such may alter but will not burn or disappear.
It’s a crude test but will determine if the material is “placed” by animals or not.