memphisbotanic on
October 31, 2025
🦇🎃 Have a fang-tastic Halloween!
We’re wrapping up International Bat Week with our resident bat expert and Formal Education Coordinator, Kristen Zemaitis, who’s sharing some bat facts and how our bat...
future.river on
October 31, 2025
Happy Halloween! In celebration of bat week (October 24th-31st), we’re spotlighting the Northern Long Eared Bat. A native to local caves of the Mahicantuck / Ka’nón:no (Hudson River) estuary, these ba...
thewdfw on
October 31, 2025
Bats are for more than just Halloween - you can celebrate them year-round by installing a bat house! 🦇
Bats might have a spooky reputation, but they’re actually fascinating creatures that play a vita...
natureserveorg on
October 31, 2025
Bats are Halloween heroes in need of our help! Many bat species are at risk of extinction, and we’re at risk of losing their iconic holiday legacy. Adopt the northern myotis, pictured, through the Ado...
nbmcainfo on
October 31, 2025
It’s #BatWeek! 🦇 Bats are essential to healthy ecosystems; they pollinate plants, disperse seeds, and help control insects. They even have fascinating ways of communicating, swipe to learn more!
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trec.pei on
October 31, 2025
🦇 Happy Bat Week and Happy Halloween from TREC 🦇
Pictured is the Little Brown Bat or Little Brown Myotis. Bats are amazing creatures, which roost and hibernate on PEI. They love to live in riparian a...
boydrb3 on
October 31, 2025
From the sleepy suburbs of Northern VA, to the cavernous limestone caves of Barbados, to the stunning skies of Freetown, Sierra Leone, let these bats from around the world, wish all of you a Happy Hal...
October 31, 2025
Bats are the only mammals capable of true flight. Flying squirrels just… fall with enthusiasm (me too squirrels!)
While you’re asleep, bats are out working the night shift, inhaling insects like they...