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Thursday 7th June 2012, 17:10
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Mike Richardson
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Yes, I would say Common Pipistrelle.
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Friday 8th June 2012, 14:26
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It has most likely flown through an open window by accident. Probably exhuasted/starving/dehydrated, hence crawling across the carpet. If you find another, you may have a roost somewhere in your house.
You have probably let it go by now,, but if anyone else finds one (UK), please get in touch with Bat Conservation Trust & seek further advice on the best way to care & release. They may even send someone round. |
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Thursday 6th September 2012, 15:25
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I would also recommend wearing gloves to handle bats!!
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