#batsinblankets — Public Fediverse posts
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Another #BatSignal came in tonight! Picked up two baby northern yellow bats that had been knocked from palm tree during trimming. 😭
Thankful that they alerted the homeowner right away and they reached out for help, especially because we don’t have many of these friendos in our part of the state (although they’re very common in other areas).Blurry picture, but here are the cute twinsies posing for #BatsInBlankets
Usual disclaimer: these bats are being handled by a vaccinated and trained specialist in this picture. Do not directly handle any bats yourself.
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Another #BatSignal came in tonight! Picked up two baby northern yellow bats that had been knocked from palm tree during trimming. 😭
Thankful that they alerted the homeowner right away and they reached out for help, especially because we don’t have many of these friendos in our part of the state (although they’re very common in other areas).Blurry picture, but here are the cute twinsies posing for #BatsInBlankets
Usual disclaimer: these bats are being handled by a vaccinated and trained specialist in this picture. Do not directly handle any bats yourself.
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Another #BatSignal came in tonight! Picked up two baby northern yellow bats that had been knocked from palm tree during trimming. 😭
Thankful that they alerted the homeowner right away and they reached out for help, especially because we don’t have many of these friendos in our part of the state (although they’re very common in other areas).Blurry picture, but here are the cute twinsies posing for #BatsInBlankets
Usual disclaimer: these bats are being handled by a vaccinated and trained specialist in this picture. Do not directly handle any bats yourself.
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Another #BatSignal came in tonight! Picked up two baby northern yellow bats that had been knocked from palm tree during trimming. 😭
Thankful that they alerted the homeowner right away and they reached out for help, especially because we don’t have many of these friendos in our part of the state (although they’re very common in other areas).Blurry picture, but here are the cute twinsies posing for #BatsInBlankets
Usual disclaimer: these bats are being handled by a vaccinated and trained specialist in this picture. Do not directly handle any bats yourself.