tags: Mexican Long-tongued Bats, Choeronycteris mexicana, bats, Image of the Day
My good friend, Dave Rintoul, is on a much-deserved vacation camping in the
Chiricahuas and Gila Wilderness area at the moment, but he took a little time out from the fun and games to send me a couple images to share with you.
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tags: Blue-throated hummingbird, Lampornis clemenciae, bats, Image of the Day
My good friend, Dave Rintoul, is on a much-deserved vacation camping in the
Chiricahuas and Gila Wilderness area at the moment, but he took a little time out from the fun and games to send me a couple images to share with…
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tags: Acorn Woodpecker, Melanerpes formicivorus, birds, nature, Image of the Day
My good friend, Dave Rintoul, has just returned from a much-deserved vacation camping in the Chiricahuas and Gila Wilderness area and sent a couple images to share with you.
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Been on several field trips to the Chirichahua Mountains and all you need to do is hang the feeder and the bats come in in droves. You can stand right next to the feeder and they do not mind at all. They will miss your head by inches when they fly in, great fun.
OK, those guys are pretty silly looking!
That is fascinating! I keep hummingbird feeders up but would have never have guessed they would attract bats under the right conditions. Great shot.
And is a good idea for help for bat(at least nectarivorous)conservation...
its a bat ooooo! scary j.k.