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Proboscis Bat (Rhynchonycteris naso: Emballonuridae)

I've not even tried to identify this bat - I know very little about them. It seems that stakes in the lagoon are an excellent roosting spot if you're a bat.

well guys put this in the animal category as its a mammal.only usually see these flying around at night but when i took my car for an mot saw this one on the wall i had no camera but thank god i had my sidekick erin with me and she had her iphone.the guy said there is alot of bats he sees them...

Taken after start, the animal just left its hanging-place in the tree, letting itself fall down to start flying.

Sat quietly at the computer viewing photos on the forum when there is an almighty scream like a banshee. My wife is stood at the kitchen door saying, "OMG. in there." Opening the door I was confronted face on by a very large BAT."Leave it to me I will get it out.""As it...

Bat Falcon (Falco rufigularis petoensis) Photographed in Las Uvas, Cocl Province, Panama. Early morning with poor lighting, this falcon was having Euphonia for breakfast. Pacific lowlands, highly disturbed dry tropical forest in an urban setting with cultivated plants at ca. 49 m (160 ft)...

this little bat stayed throughout the winter in my house. Hope you like the little chap (length appr. 2 Inch)

Egyptian Slit-faced Bat

This photo was taken at the Chorrera area, close to Panama City. It ws perched very high up close to an open field.

Contrary to the other two morning shots I uploaded, this one shows bed time ;-) This seemed to be this little bat's regular perch. I am surprised with the picture quality inspite of the low light. My first clear bat sighting.

I am not sure what type of Bat it is.

Found these under a leaf. They make small bite marks and bend the leaf, so it looks drooped over. I couldn't use flash in the dark conditions because it disturbes that sleeping bats.

Pallid bats - Antrozous pallidus These guys eat scorpions, among other arthropods, and also lick cactus nectar, thus pollinating night-blooming cacti.

numerous bats in the center of Cairns

My husband found this very tiny bat (about 2") sleeping on the clapboards of our house. I expect by nightfall he will be awake and gone.

Don't know which species this day-flier is, but it had found a sheltered area in which to feed on insects. When a breeze set in, it flew away.

Not completly sure. Please let me know if this is not a little brown bat so I can edit... Found him at work this morning, clinging to a post in the parking lot. Little Brown Bat Myotis lucifugus Little Brown Myotis Description Variable shades of glossy brown above, with tips of hairs...