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Bat Appreciation Day - Microbat echolocation and feeding buzz #privatelandconservation
They’re tiny, fast, and almost invisible, but microbats are out there, zipping through the night, snacking on insects, and, as you can see here, zooming past unsuspecting sugar gliders. 🦇 This bat was caught mid-flight, its echolocation and feeding buzz recorded by survey equipment from our Land Libraries program on the Central Coast. The ...
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