HAPPY BAT WEEK!
This week is going to be FULL of bat facts, photos, and species highlights! Let us know what species of bats you'd like to learn more about!
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We have #BatWeek on the brain! Are you ready? Check out our blog post for more information, resources, and ways that you can help! 🦇
naturalinquirer.org/bat-week…
The world's fastest known animal is a bat.
Peregrine falcons utilize gravity, but only flap at 60 mph, while a Brazilian free-tailed bat clocked in at speeds of 100 mph using wing power alone! 🤯
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Happy #BatWeek! See how these Pennsylvania landowners have improved bat habitat to help the winged residents of their local hibernacula. bit.ly/46yOIch
It’s #Batweek! Support bats year-round:
Reduce light pollution
Install bat houses in garden & public spaces
Support research on white-nose syndrome
Protect & preserve bat habitat
Dispel myths about bats
Volunteer 2 monitor bat populations
ALT Info graphic that says, “Bat Week Oct. 24-31. #BatWeek” Three images from left o right: one of a “Land Puppy” with a little dog sitting in Fall leaves, one of a “Sea Puppy” with a seal pup on a rock, and one of a “Sky Puppy” with an Egyptian Fruit Bat pup.
It's #BatWeek ☺❤🦇 Here is a timelapse of my Florida Bonneted Bat illustration from my book #AmaraAndTheBats
🦇The rarest bat in the US with less than 1k left due to habitat loss. To help bats in the US & beyond check out @BatConIntl@thebatbnb@MerlinsBats & in the UK @_BCT_
🦇It’s #BatWeek, raising awareness about the importance of bats and the ongoing conservation efforts required to protect them.
🌲Our teams ensure surveys are complete before works take place to ensure the safety of bats within their habitats!
@trafficscotland@Bat_Week
Your favorite time of year is almost here! That’s right, #BatWeek is just around corner and that means it’s time for our annual Bat Beauty Contest! 🦇 Stay tuned and get ready to vote for your favorite bat! Contest starts October 24! Learn more ➡️ batweek.org.
ALT A Towndsend's big-eared bat hangs from the ceiling of an abandoned mine.
#BatWeek is an annual celebration to raise awareness about the critical roles bats play in maintaining healthy ecosystems around the world. DYK There are 16 species of bats on BLM-administered public lands in Wyoming, 12 of which are common.
Na na na na na na—BAT WEEK! 🦇🔦
We’re swooping into Bat Week with all kinds of batty fun! Learn more about bats, find bat-tivities, and so much more! Visit ➡️ nps.gov/bats to get batty about bats!
#BatWeek 🎬 Bats emerging from a roost
A number of the preserves are popular roosting spots for bats, particularly those close to water. While you can't see them at night when they come out to play — because the preserves close at sunset — they often can be seen during the day hanging from above. #BatWeek
Bats are important to forested ecosystems & are found worldwide. Consequently, they often encounter fire activity. Studies suggest bats are resilient to fire. Severity, frequency & season are all important to a #bats responses #rxfire & #wildfire. #batweek#batsarecool
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We caught up with 2023 Pritzker Award winner Iroro Tanshi on saving Nigeria’s last pristine forests. From wildfire prevention to saving endangered bats, she’s doing whatever it takes to protect these vital ecosystems 🦇🔥
@SMACONBats#BatWeekioes.ucla.edu/article/qa-wit…
It’s #BatWeek the 24th to 31st October. With its dark skies, ancient Oaks and ponds, Richmond Park is a great place to spot up to 11 species of U.K. bat- watch at locations like Adam’s Pond at dusk to see them swooping over the water. More on 🔗 here:
royalparks.org.uk/read-watch…