The last outfit of #BatWeek2022! I hope y’all had as much fun as I did ❤️🦇

We hope everyone enjoyed #BatWeek2022 and the many bat posts! And thank you to everyone who participated in our fundraising campaign! We are delighted to have met our goal of $5k which has been matched, making it a $10k pot for the bat program! Ya'll really are #FriendsForBats

just a quick sketch for the end of #BatWeek2022

Happy #BatWeek! Our team at the @INHSillinois Illinois Bat Conservation Program will be sharing fun bat myths & facts throughout the week, and here’s the first myth! #BatWeek2022

Images of local bats from our Fisheries & Wildlife Division #DCBatWeek #BatWeek2022 🦇

Use your voice! Advocate for wild places! Not only do bats benefit, but other wildlife too. Understanding the value of "Natural Capital" means understanding that maintaining wildlife & wild spaces can represent significant economic & ecological benefits for us too! #BatWeek2022

Highlighting some bat species captured in Georgia 🇬🇪 during the #WABNet project. #BatWeek2022

Not only is it #Halloween, it is also #BatWeek2022 so it is the ideal opportunity to feature a #Bat scrapbook that was lovingly compiled and donated in 1953 by a bat enthusiast (She even named her house Bat Cottage!) 🦇🦇

Going batty for #BatWeek2022 and highlighting 5 species found in the Everglades-like the endangered FL bonneted bat whose wingspan (that we’re measuring out) can reach 20”! Boo books from @Wendys to celebrate our hard work @PineJogES❣️

#DCBatWeek 🦇 #BatWeek2022 How do we study bats? Mist nets, harp nets, acoustic devices, radio telemetry, & lots of coffee! These techniques help us acquire a better understanding of bat biology, population health & bat habitats. The more we know, the more we can help!

This unfortunate bat got stuck in a glue trap (meant for bugs). Thankfully he was rescued. Glue traps, like this, are inhumane. We take a stand against poor practices such as the use of open glue traps. Help us take a stand. https://t.co/OFQzfSuhuW #FriendsForBats #BatWeek2022

Happy Halloween from our Skedaddle family to yours! 🎃 Thank you for spending #BatWeek2022 learning more about our favourite flying critters 🦇 #SkedaddleWildlife #HappyHalloween #HumaneWildlifeControl

These are two pictures of big brown bats. Only one can consume its body weight in bugs every night. Bat conservation, ya'll. #BatWeek2022

🦇Happy Bat🦇 Week! To kick off our week-long celebration of these fascinating, intelligent, & important animal... Meet the 8 resident bat species here in the District! #BatWeek2022 #DCBatWeek CLICK THE LINK to learn more about each species: https://t.co/EHAyR0XfPC

Celebrating #BatWeek2022 by highlighting important #bat conservation projects. Here we’re working with @nepajamaica to protect the last known #Jamaica flower bat roost @BatConIntl @bujsha @mgambarios @FrickWinifred @LabDavalos @Mormoops

A beauty for #BatWeek2022! Quite a unique ‘bleached’ hairdo for Hipposideros larvatus. #BatXproject #Vietnam 🇻🇳

#FunFactSunday: Bats are the world's only flying mammals! Believe it or not, there are over 1100 species of bats worldwide, the most common in North America being the big brown bat and the little brown bat 🦇 #SkedaddleWildlife #BatWeek2022 #BatSeason

Tomorrow is the official start to #BatWeek2022! Our fundraising campaign continues until the end of the week. Please continue to share our posts & help us reach our goal! Please see https://t.co/OFQzfSLSTw for details! #FriendsForBats

Happy to be involved in research on bat, a unique creation of the creator. Lets change our attitude to this innocent species, they are not harmful for human beings. #BatWeek2022

According to a new study by an #NGOWP team of international scientists, Angola’s highlands are an important hotspot for bats. Historical records and recent studies suggest it may be home to at least 73 unique species of bat! Happy #BatWeek2022 🦇 📸 by Fenton Cotterill