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Northern Long-eared Bat

Myotis septentrionalis

Notes:

A friend took me to an abandoned cave in western Massachusetts where he'd been monitoring the bats for a couple decades. There were 4 species of bats in there, with almost 6,000 individuals. A few years after this spotting, white nose disease was discovered in the northeast and the cave has been off limits since.

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6 Comments

Tom15
Tom15 11 years ago

Thanks Olivia. That one was half hidden and just showing its cute face:-)

Olivia Chee
Olivia Chee 11 years ago

Cute! Especially the one that seems to be peeping out.

Tom15
Tom15 11 years ago

Thanks Yuko, who could not like one of these bats:-)

YukoChartraw
YukoChartraw 11 years ago

Cute fluffy fellows!

Tom15
Tom15 11 years ago

Thanks RiekoS. It was quite an experience walking through the cave with headlamps and some of the bats flying around us!

RiekoS
RiekoS 11 years ago

Wow.

Tom15
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Tom15

Oakham, Massachusetts, USA

Spotted on Apr 7, 2007
Submitted on Mar 2, 2013

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