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  1. 25 Oct 2016

    It's ! We've been monitoring these important critters throughout CB since 2013. How time 'flies'!

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  2. 28 Oct 2016

    As continues we honor the , and . !

    The Arizona Myotis, Myotis velifer, is a medium-sized bat with brown or black fur on its back and paler fur on its underside. Its ears are short and pointed and its eyes are small. They prefer a cave habitat, but will choose other roosting areas if a suitable cave is not available. These bats are found in the southwestern United States, Arizona, extreme southeast California, Mexico and Central America.
    The big brown bat, Eptesicus fuscus, is considered large for an American bat. They have brown to glossy copper-colored fur on their back and a light-colored belly. They have small black ears that are rounded, their lips are fleshy, and they have a broad nose. These tough creatures can withstand conditions that other bat species cannot. They are found in the northern parts of Canada, the United States, Mexico, Central
    The California Myotis, Myotis californicus, is a species of vesper bat. They have pale, dull fur, a small foot, short forearm, and a relatively long tail. Their ears are medium sized—extending slightly beyond their snout when laid forward. They are inhabitants of wooded canyons, open deciduous and coniferous forests, and brushy hillsides. They can be found in in British Columbia in Canada, Guatemala, Mexico, and west
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  3. 21 Oct 2016

    Just in time for halloween... We are getting ready for ! Our Egyptian fruit bats…

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  4. 28 Oct 2016

    It's Friday! Time to Dance!

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  5. 31 Oct 2016

    From all of us , have a happy & safe Halloween!! (notice how we tied the bats in...today's the last day of )

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  6. 14 Nov 2018

    BOR works with the LCR MSCP to conserve the Townsend’s big-eared and its habitat. by Bureau of Reclamation

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  7. 10 Oct 2016

    Bats & Invasive Species- How to get involved this

  8. 29 Oct 2016

    goes out to the Mexican Freetail bat and Pallid Bat. !

    Pallid Bat
    Pallid Bat
    Mexican Freetail Bat
    Mexican Freetail Bat
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  9. 27 Oct 2016

    It's Most bats are predators of night flying insects. One Little Brown Bat can consume > 1,000 mosquito sized insects/hour!

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  10. 30 Oct 2016

    seems like a good time to launch our new cooking show! Surely would agree this counts as

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  11. 31 Oct 2016

    Be careful out there tonight: ! ⚰️

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  12. 28 Oct 2016

    Today we're combining and Saskatchewan bats have two options to cope with winter...

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  13. 26 Oct 2016

    Why Bats are AWESOME!

  14. 24 Oct 2016

    Happy everyone! What is your favorite bat characteristic?

  15. 30 Oct 2016

    The Canyon Bat, Western Pipistrelle, is the smallest of U.S. !

  16. 15 Sep 2016

    VIDEO: Meet the young stars that make up the BatSquad!

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  17. 15 Nov 2018

    The latest It Matters How You Stand! Thanks to @CtZinda

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  18. 31 Oct 2016

    So this happened...

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