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Myotis spp. commented on by fightwns Los Lunas, New Mexico, USA11 years ago

Great idea, Ava. Thank you!

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Coyote commented on by fightwns Michigan, USA11 years ago

Hi Ava :)
No, this was a wild coyote caught and subsequently radio collared for a home range study. Studies like this provide a wealth of information relative to the life history of an animal including reproduction, dispersal and movement patterns, and territory size.
Although we've worked with a multitude of wildlife species throughout our careers, the coyote was our first and he holds a significant place in our hearts. (It's why our wildlife company's logo is a pouncing coyote).

fightwns Pallid Bat
Pallid Bat commented on by fightwns New Mexico, USA11 years ago

Thank you, everyone :D

fightwns Mexican free-tailed bat
Mexican free-tailed bat commented on by fightwns Los Lunas, New Mexico, USA11 years ago

Thank you, Ava :)

fightwns Arizona myotis
Arizona myotis commented on by fightwns Los Lunas, New Mexico, USA11 years ago

Thank you, Karen :)

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Pallid Bat commented on by fightwns New Mexico, USA11 years ago

Hi Karen :)
Our private wildlife management company was doing an exclusion for a homeowner. She had a bat enter her home and was absolutely terrified - wanted them gone as quickly as possible. We told her we can exclude the bats so they can no longer enter the house, but convinced her to leave the maternity colony safe and sound (you can actually hear them when standing in her foyer). She was so happy (and now informed about how wonderful bats are) that she even let us release this female right back onto her property.

fightwns Yuma Myotis
Yuma Myotis commented on by fightwns New Mexico, USA11 years ago

It's a western pipistrelle bat (Pipistrellus hesperus). It's not only the smallest bat inhabiting North America, but the distinct contrast between its black face, ears, and wing membranes indicate it's a "pip."

fightwns Eastern Red Bat
Eastern Red Bat commented on by fightwns San Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí, Mexico11 years ago

Beautiful photos!

fightwns Tri-colored Bat (formerly Eastern Pipistrelle)
Tri-colored Bat (formerly Eastern Pipistrelle) commented on by fightwns Nashville-Davidson, Tennessee, USA11 years ago

Great photos!

fightwns Mexican Long-tongued Bat
Mexican Long-tongued Bat commented on by fightwns Arizona, USA11 years ago

Beautiful photo!

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