#bats — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #bats, aggregated by home.social.
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I help a technically versatile friend to run a small workshop to built a #pippyg #batdrecorder. It automatically records the #ultrasonic sounds of #bats. Any experience out there on the building process or the quality of the finalized device (if assembled correctly)?
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I help a technically versatile friend to run a small workshop to built a #pippyg #batdrecorder. It automatically records the #ultrasonic sounds of #bats. Any experience out there on the building process or the quality of the finalized device (if assembled correctly)?
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Went on a bat walk tonight in Darenth Country Park. Heard lots of bats on the special bat sensors and even spotted some too. Fascinating little creatures. We would usually see more but suspect they were waking up and heading straight to Bluewater for a drink of water. It was 32°c at 8pm
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Went on a bat walk tonight in Darenth Country Park. Heard lots of bats on the special bat sensors and even spotted some too. Fascinating little creatures. We would usually see more but suspect they were waking up and heading straight to Bluewater for a drink of water. It was 32°c at 8pm
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There's a bat in my wife's office building and no one with the building's management know what to do. I offered to get the bat and release it at dusk. Now I'm waiting to hear back on what they decide. I'd hate for someone to just kill it.
I have PPE to keep myself safe while doing it as well.
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There's a bat in my wife's office building and no one with the building's management know what to do. I offered to get the bat and release it at dusk. Now I'm waiting to hear back on what they decide. I'd hate for someone to just kill it.
I have PPE to keep myself safe while doing it as well.
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@naught101 @anahemsworth @sundogplanets
this probably just useless curiosity, but I wonder if an ecology journal that publishes papers on the ecology of nocturnal animals (bats, moths, etc) might be interested in it.
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@naught101 @anahemsworth @sundogplanets
this probably just useless curiosity, but I wonder if an ecology journal that publishes papers on the ecology of nocturnal animals (bats, moths, etc) might be interested in it.
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Aunque no tiene gran maniobrabilidad, el murciélago de espalda desnuda (Pteronotus davyi) puede volar grandes distancias, incluso bebiendo de la superficie del agua en pleno vuelo. Su gran habilidad de escalada le permite subir a las copas de los árboles y lanzarse al vuelo, evitando a los depredadores. 📷Geoffrey Gomes #murcielagos #bats
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Aunque no tiene gran maniobrabilidad, el murciélago de espalda desnuda (Pteronotus davyi) puede volar grandes distancias, incluso bebiendo de la superficie del agua en pleno vuelo. Su gran habilidad de escalada le permite subir a las copas de los árboles y lanzarse al vuelo, evitando a los depredadores. 📷Geoffrey Gomes #murcielagos #bats
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We've named our bats after the greatest Draculas ever. Lee, Lugosi, and Von Count.
Lee hovered by my head tonight. Moths seeking proximity to me as protection were shit out of luck. To watch a bat flapping, hovering less than 30 centimetres from your head is a privilege.
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We've named our bats after the greatest Draculas ever. Lee, Lugosi, and Von Count.
Lee hovered by my head tonight. Moths seeking proximity to me as protection were shit out of luck. To watch a bat flapping, hovering less than 30 centimetres from your head is a privilege.
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We were up on the dunes last night, and the bats came out to play. The speed with which they changed direction is breathtaking. I tried to video, and it's beyond the capabilities of my phone, in the dark, but here is a tiny clip of the wheeling flying mice! #bats #nature #silentsunday
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We were up on the dunes last night, and the bats came out to play. The speed with which they changed direction is breathtaking. I tried to video, and it's beyond the capabilities of my phone, in the dark, but here is a tiny clip of the wheeling flying mice! #bats #nature #silentsunday
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King's Quest VIII: The Mask of Eternity, released in 1998
Released for: PC (Microsoft Windows)
Point-and-click; Puzzle; Strategy; Adventure
Action, Fantasy, Educational
mummy, chicken, action-adventure, religion, based on - book, bats, trolls, single-player only, anthropomorphism, pig, leveling up, polygonal 3d, unlicensed game, treasure chest, grapple, invisible enemy, floating island, christian themes, christianity, invisibility, crow, petrification
From the Internet Games Database
https://www.igdb.com/games/king-s-quest-viii-the-m…
#games #adventures #pointnclick #adventuregames #old #history #retrocomputing #retrogaming #retro #image #screenshots #1990s #90s #mummy #chicken #actionadventure #religion #basedonbook #bats #trolls #singleplayeronly #anthropomorphism #pig #levelingup #polygonal3d #unlicensedgame #treasurechest #grapple #invisibleenemy #floatingisland #christianthemes #christianity #invisibility #crow #petrification #win #action #fantasy #educational -
King's Quest VIII: The Mask of Eternity, released in 1998
Released for: PC (Microsoft Windows)
Point-and-click; Puzzle; Strategy; Adventure
Action, Fantasy, Educational
mummy, chicken, action-adventure, religion, based on - book, bats, trolls, single-player only, anthropomorphism, pig, leveling up, polygonal 3d, unlicensed game, treasure chest, grapple, invisible enemy, floating island, christian themes, christianity, invisibility, crow, petrification
From the Internet Games Database
https://www.igdb.com/games/king-s-quest-viii-the-m…
#games #adventures #pointnclick #adventuregames #old #history #retrocomputing #retrogaming #retro #image #screenshots #1990s #90s #mummy #chicken #actionadventure #religion #basedonbook #bats #trolls #singleplayeronly #anthropomorphism #pig #levelingup #polygonal3d #unlicensedgame #treasurechest #grapple #invisibleenemy #floatingisland #christianthemes #christianity #invisibility #crow #petrification #win #action #fantasy #educational -
The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:
#batface
#bats
#batdance
#policekillings
#southafrica
#johannesburg
#dreamed
#serbia
#belgradeBased on recent posts made by non-automated accounts. Posts with more boosts, favourites, and replies are weighted higher.
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The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:
#batface
#bats
#batdance
#policekillings
#southafrica
#johannesburg
#skynet
#gaming
#ewc26
#faithBased on recent posts made by non-automated accounts. Posts with more boosts, favourites, and replies are weighted higher.
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IQ Test: Bird, Bat, Giraffe, Zebra, Person, Camera
#BirdOfTheDay theme is #RedOrDead, any bird with red in the capture but not on the bird
Please note Red "No Parking" sign.
Also Currawong.
#photography #birds #bats #giraffes #zebras #HumansOfBlueSky #humour #ECK -
IQ Test: Bird, Bat, Giraffe, Zebra, Person, Camera
#BirdOfTheDay theme is #RedOrDead, any bird with red in the capture but not on the bird
Please note Red "No Parking" sign.
Also Currawong.
#photography #birds #bats #giraffes #zebras #HumansOfBlueSky #humour #ECK -
📰 Bat Blitz Key to Monitoring North Carolina’s Bats
🌄 Nantahala National Forest: Wildlife biologist Katherine Etchison organizes several nights of capturing bats with volunteer assistance. These "bat blitzes" allow practical monitoring of populations.
🦇 These efforts are already improving early detection of disease, boosting survival rates, and guiding habitat restoration across the region. An estimated 6.7 million bats have died since 2006 because of white-nose syndrome.
🎥 Watch the video to see the mist netting happen and see many rare bats, even your first Tricolored Bat. There's a surprise mammal, too. The team breaks a record.
🔗 https://www.pbs.org/video/whats-killing-north-carolinas-bats-7okwlw/
#WildlifeWednesday #Conservation #Bats #Biodiversity #WildlifeMonitoring #WildlifeConservation
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📰 Bat Blitz Key to Monitoring North Carolina’s Bats
🌄 Nantahala National Forest: Wildlife biologist Katherine Etchison organizes several nights of capturing bats with volunteer assistance. These "bat blitzes" allow practical monitoring of populations.
🦇 These efforts are already improving early detection of disease, boosting survival rates, and guiding habitat restoration across the region. An estimated 6.7 million bats have died since 2006 because of white-nose syndrome.
🎥 Watch the video to see the mist netting happen and see many rare bats, even your first Tricolored Bat. There's a surprise mammal, too. The team breaks a record.
🔗 https://www.pbs.org/video/whats-killing-north-carolinas-bats-7okwlw/
#WildlifeWednesday #Conservation #Bats #Biodiversity #WildlifeMonitoring #WildlifeConservation
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📰 Rare Bats Return to NC After Ten-Year Absence
🌲 North Carolina Mountains: Biologists captured endangered Indiana bats for the first time in a decade, a hopeful sign that targeted habitat restoration is working.
🦇 The rediscovery suggests forest improvements, cave protection, and careful monitoring are helping bat populations stabilize after years of decline due to the fungal infection known as White-Nose Syndrome.
🔬 This finding underscores how long-term conservation commitments can revive species once thought to be slipping away.
🔗 https://www.ncwildlife.gov/blog/2026/07/20/endangered-bats-caught-nc-first-time-10-years
#WildlifeWednesday #Biodiversity #Conservation #HabitatRestoration #Bats #WildlifeConservation
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📰 Rare Bats Return to NC After Ten-Year Absence
🌲 North Carolina Mountains: Biologists captured endangered Indiana bats for the first time in a decade, a hopeful sign that targeted habitat restoration is working.
🦇 The rediscovery suggests forest improvements, cave protection, and careful monitoring are helping bat populations stabilize after years of decline due to the fungal infection known as White-Nose Syndrome.
🔬 This finding underscores how long-term conservation commitments can revive species once thought to be slipping away.
🔗 https://www.ncwildlife.gov/blog/2026/07/20/endangered-bats-caught-nc-first-time-10-years
#WildlifeWednesday #Biodiversity #Conservation #HabitatRestoration #Bats #WildlifeConservation
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Das 🦇 Motiv hätte Ende Oktober einen passenderen Auftritt, ist aber ein von mir selbstgefertigter °Scherenschnitt°.
#FotoVorschlag #Halloween #bats #Fledermaus #diy #silhouette
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Das 🦇 Motiv hätte Ende Oktober einen passenderen Auftritt, ist aber ein von mir selbstgefertigter °Scherenschnitt°.
#FotoVorschlag #Halloween #bats #Fledermaus #diy #silhouette
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Storms moved through yesterday including a really windy bout around sunset. After a particularly strong gust, with trees swaying I saw a bat doing its best to fly after prey. Low light but managed to capture a couple slightly blurry shots of it zipping around.
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I saw a bat!
We don’t have an outside light. Dad was big on having them when he was alive because it’s just something you did back in the day in the rural south.
A big light attached to the roof of the house or a barn.
in the late 70s when my brother and I were <10, We would throw little rocks up into the air for the bats to catch and discover were not prey.
You made your own entertainment back then.
Besides, mama was not letting us back in the house until dinner was done. -
I saw a bat!
We don’t have an outside light. Dad was big on having them when he was alive because it’s just something you did back in the day in the rural south.
A big light attached to the roof of the house or a barn.
in the late 70s when my brother and I were <10, We would throw little rocks up into the air for the bats to catch and discover were not prey.
You made your own entertainment back then.
Besides, mama was not letting us back in the house until dinner was done. -
Does this summer heat make you feel like a greater naked bat? Glands on this mostly hairless mammal's neck produce unpleasant-smelling secretions—the scent of which has been compared to “stale socks drenched in engine oil.” It can be found in colonies of ~20,000 individuals.
@AMNH #bats #heatwave #globalmuseum #animals -
Does this summer heat make you feel like a greater naked bat? Glands on this mostly hairless mammal's neck produce unpleasant-smelling secretions—the scent of which has been compared to “stale socks drenched in engine oil.” It can be found in colonies of ~20,000 individuals.
@AMNH #bats #heatwave #globalmuseum #animals -
The musicians turning bat calls into club music
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The musicians turning bat calls into club music
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A mystery virus started killing #horses. Then humans. Was this the moment our #coronavirus era began?
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2026/aug/03/hendra-virus-australia-sentinels-book-extract-animal-to-human-disease-spreadIn the 1990s, scientists in #Australia began searching for the origins of a new disease showing up in places hundreds of kilometres apart. They discovered the origin: #bats. And found a way to reduce the risk of bat disease spillovers
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The role of ecological disruption in disease emergence.
* "Global commodity markets drive deforestation in Australia, one byproduct of which is the spillover of Hendra virus."
"More than one in five bat species globally are under severe threat from human pressures such as habitat loss and degradation, climate change, overexploitation and disease. Their population numbers and collective health, including the constellation of viruses they carry as a group, respond to these disturbances. Australian flying foxes are no different. The emergence of Hendra virus suggested that something had tipped the ecological balance."
A wildlife ecologist believes "that the virus was being driven out by rapid changes in bat ecology, specifically in the loss of trees that traditionally provided them with food."
"In the short history of European settlement in Australia, around half the woodlands and forests have been modified or removed for agriculture or urban development. At the turn of the century, the period when things began to change in the researchers’ accumulated data, Australia’s deforestation rate was the sixth highest in the world."
"It is no coincidence that, of all places, Hendra virus emerged in Queensland. Nowhere else in the country had seen more of its blossoming native trees removed.In some parts of subtropical Australia, more than 95% of their winter foraging area has been destroyed."
"This modified interface between people, horses and bats explain why the disease was being detected with a greater frequency." >>
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2026/aug/03/hendra-virus-australia-sentinels-book-extract-animal-to-human-disease-spread
#pathogens #LandClearing #DiseaseEmergence #bats #horses #sprawl #HabitatDestruction #wildlife #harm #destruction #extractivism #deforestation #beef #meat #logging #mining #roads #hendra #VirusSpillover #forests #HWI #AustraliaImage: Cleared land and native vegetation in the Brigalow Belt in central Queensland. Photograph: Auscape/UIG/Getty Images/ Guardian