rachelchiroptera's Identifications
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Género LasiurusObservador
christian8Descrição
Walking my dog and saw a blue jay trying to eat this bat at 1pm.
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Género LasiurusObservador
corynorrisDescrição
Bat being harassed by blue jays off trail.
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Antrozous pallidusObservador
iraniafigueroaDescrição
The bat zoomed in through the door at the women's bathroom at IMRS. It flew around tirelessly trying to find an exit.
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sambiologyDescrição
Headed to the Wildlife Society meeting in Albuquerque, and Elizabeth and I made a few stops. There were some quilt stores on the way, and I explored a few places along the roads.
I'm going to be uploading these in bulk but ID'ing them further later.
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Morcego Vermelho Oriental (Lasiurus borealis)Observador
amy142Descrição
Found dead in my yard. I have a lot that roost in hollow trees on my property. One of my poultry found it and left it near their water bowl.
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Género MyotisObservador
gtsalmonDescrição
Found dead at the BBNP Chisos Basin visitors center. Park biologist advised.
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Morcego Vermelho Oriental (Lasiurus borealis)Observador
bettinatheheardDescrição
Two males used the outdoor stairwell to roost for a day. One left to feed after one day. The other left at dusk the next.
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Antrozous pallidusObservador
cosmo-nautilusDescrição
Elephant Mountain Wildlife Management Area
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Lasiurus cinereusObservador
tpickjrDescrição
Believe this is A mexican free-tailed bat. Sadly i was not able to get a better picture due to height and sun positioning.
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danielpuckettDescrição
Baby Mexican Free Tailed Bat that was clinging to the rock face outside of the man-made bat cave on Bamberger Ranch.
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