Our long time resident Scrappy Doo is fast asleep for the winter. Curled up in his butt blanket under some dried leaves. Scrappy Doo is an eastern red bat who will be turning 7 this summer is hibernating for the winter. This old little floof came into care attached to his deceased mother. His mom had been gone for some time. Staff worked around the clock to take care of the tiny little bat. Unfortunately, due to lack of nutrition for at least 24 hours (he was only two days old) scrappy doo would
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Our long time resident Scrappy Doo is fast asleep for the winter. Curled up in his butt blanket under some dried leaves. Scrappy Doo is an eastern red bat who will be turning 7 this summer is hibernating for the winter. This old little floof came into care attached to his deceased mother. His mom had been gone for some time. Staff worked around the clock to take care of the tiny little bat. Unfortunately, due to lack of nutrition for at least 24 hours (he was only two days old) scrappy doo would
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We also released a pregnant grounded eastern red bat. She had mild bruising and just needed a few days of rest, hydration and nutrients. One of our window strike silver haired bats was also released the same night in a heavily forested and protected area. Be safe batties ❤️ #pabatconservationandrehabilitation #pabatconandrehab #savepabats #lasiurusborealis #easternredbat #lasionycterisnoctivagans #silverhairedbat | Pennsylvania Bat Conservation and Rehabilitation
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We also released a pregnant grounded eastern red bat. She had mild bruising and just needed a few days of rest, hydration and nutrients. One of our window strike silver haired bats was also released the same night in a heavily forested and protected area. Be safe batties ❤️ #pabatconservationandrehabilitation #pabatconandrehab #savepabats #lasiurusborealis #easternredbat #lasionycterisnoctivagans #silverhairedbat | Pennsylvania Bat Conservation and Rehabilitation
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The sun will continue to shine, just a little brighter today. It is with great sadness and honor that we share the passing of our sweet eastern red bat floof Scrappy Doo. He passed away in his sleep at the age of 7 years old. He was curled in his butt blanket, under his leaves in the bottom of his enclosure. We suspect he passed away due to age related issues. Scrappy-Doo was, to our knowledge, one of the oldest male Eastern red bats ever in captivity. The average lifespan of eastern red bats in
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The sun will continue to shine, just a little brighter today. It is with great sadness and honor that we share the passing of our sweet eastern red bat floof Scrappy Doo. He passed away in his sleep at the age of 7 years old. He was curled in his butt blanket, under his leaves in the bottom of his enclosure. We suspect he passed away due to age related issues. Scrappy-Doo was, to our knowledge, one of the oldest male Eastern red bats ever in captivity. The average lifespan of eastern red bats in
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Today on How the Bat Naps, Princess Pom Pom (aka Pomfrit the Eastern red bat) rouses from her slumber with a LOT to say about how she feels about the current weather here at Bat World (with which we all agree). She's also rightfully concerned about her wild brethren that are hibernating locally in trees and under now ice-covered leaves. We've reminded her of the resilience of her species and her other bat comrades and that we will be here for any that need assistance or special care, just as we
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Today on How the Bat Naps, Princess Pom Pom (aka Pomfrit the Eastern red bat) rouses from her slumber with a LOT to say about how she feels about the current weather here at Bat World (with which we all agree). She's also rightfully concerned about her wild brethren that are hibernating locally in trees and under now ice-covered leaves. We've reminded her of the resilience of her species and her other bat comrades and that we will be here for any that need assistance or special care, just as we
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On today's episode of How the Bat Naps, we see Pomfrit the Eastern red bat decide to be particularly precious 🥹 We've mentioned before that bats are highly intelligent creatures, and while little flying teddy bears like Pom Pom might not be at the intellectual level of some of the other bats species, she nonetheless has no issue conveying her desires. This morning, Poms let me know after eating that she wanted a nap nestled into a loose bat burrito. So, what's the deal, then, you ask? Cute, sur
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On today's episode of How the Bat Naps, we see Pomfrit the Eastern red bat decide to be particularly precious 🥹 We've mentioned before that bats are highly intelligent creatures, and while little flying teddy bears like Pom Pom might not be at the intellectual level of some of the other bats species, she nonetheless has no issue conveying her desires. This morning, Poms let me know after eating that she wanted a nap nestled into a loose bat burrito. So, what's the deal, then, you ask? Cute, sur
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Ginger Roger’s an eastern red bat loves dinner time ❤️ #pabatrescue #savepabats #lasiurusborealis #easternredbat | Pennsylvania Bat Conservation and Rehabilitation
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Ginger Roger’s an eastern red bat loves dinner time ❤️ #pabatrescue #savepabats #lasiurusborealis #easternredbat | Pennsylvania Bat Conservation and Rehabilitation
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Our first eastern red bat pup of the season is ready to fly free for the very first time ❤️ we will miss him dearly but this is why we work so hard raising these precious babies. Our sweet Saffron arrived at just 4 days old suffering from a fractured radius. Thankfully volunteer Ryan transported this sweet boy in the middle of the night. Saffron made a full recovery and flying beautiful, choosing natural foliage to snooze and hunting insects ❤️ Thank you for supporting our efforts and helping us
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Our first eastern red bat pup of the season is ready to fly free for the very first time ❤️ we will miss him dearly but this is why we work so hard raising these precious babies. Our sweet Saffron arrived at just 4 days old suffering from a fractured radius. Thankfully volunteer Ryan transported this sweet boy in the middle of the night. Saffron made a full recovery and flying beautiful, choosing natural foliage to snooze and hunting insects ❤️ Thank you for supporting our efforts and helping us
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Say hello to Graham, an Eastern red bat that was found after going for an accidental swim in a nearby lake. He was found treading water and extremely weak, but was saved by some kind people that drove him all the way to us! He arrived in style, comfortably nestled in a graham cracker box. He will be released in a few weeks once he's a bit stronger! ❤️ #bat #wildlife #wildliferescue | Bat World Sanctuary
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Totino, a young eastern red bat was found roosting on a wall in the hot July sun for three days. Thankfully a caring member of the public, Tara contacted us immediately. This sweet floof arrived just in time. It took Totino several days to recover from severe starvation and emaciation. After more than a month in care our sweet floof was ready to leave us. Totino was given a second chance at life thanks to Tara and our dedicated team. Be safe Totino ❤️ #pabatconandrehab #pabatconservationandrehab
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Good morning, everyone! This rescued, Eastern Red bat is absolutely loving her breakfast, and it’s safe to say she’s savoring every bite! She’s definitely showing us how to enjoy the little things.🦇❤️ | Bat World Sanctuary
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