BatTed_1000 🦇

Fairwell Fest (Sturgill, Tyler, Sierra)
Watchhouse
Allison Russell
Anna Moss

Chris Turbill shows the first evidence of torpor use in free-ranging flying foxes, making it the largest bat known to use torpor #IBRC2025

Does this say first record=1580?!

Hui Wu from China 🇨🇳 looks at pests 🦋 in apple 🍎 orchards, and then did bat 🦇 surveys, to see if bat guano 💩 contained pest remains. Lepidoptera were most commonly found, and about 50% of bat diet were apple pests #ibrc2025 @ibrc2025.bsky.social

The M8.8 off Kamchatka appears to be the largest earthquake ever recorded that apparently didn't kill anyone. That's really remarkable, if true. ⚒️

Interesting they are not strictly organized by latitude

Wow. One of the best bat ecology illustrations ever! I use it in so many presentations… so thank you for creating it!

Same. Just rediscovered and can’t stop.

Not your topic, but saw only 2 women in crowd and 2 on walkway

I Never Needed You
Wingsuit
Sleeping Monkey
Peaches en Regalia

A small yellowish-brown frog perches on a leaf.

A small yellowish-brown frog perches on a leaf.

Until the photos here were shared, the only iNaturalist records of this frog (Litoria corbeni) were audio recordings! You never know what you might find out there. 👀

📷 florent_pouzet on iNaturalist
📍 Australia
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#ObservationOfTheDay

Sturgill Simpson in a nutshell: be a “country” band, play a joke song, but make it reggae… and then jam it.

Checked based on this. Super talent! Every moment thoughtfully composed (in the best way)

Zackly

Ty been eating his jammies

Chicago N1
#phish #pick5
Bathtub Gin
Egg in a Hole
Ass-handed
NMINML
Scents and Subtle Sounds

Details for a Bat Night program in Boise. Event by Idaho Department of Fish and Game MK Nature Center 600 S Walnut St, Boise, ID, United States, Idaho 83712 Duration: 3 hr Public · Anyone on or off Facebook Bats are amazing and important animals in our ecosystem. They live all around us, but we rarely get to see them. Learn about Idaho’s bats from two bat experts, Dr. Rita Dixon and Senior Biologist Bill Doering. Hear and see bats over the MK Nature Center pond using the latest bat detection technology. This all ages program will begin inside with a lecture about Idaho's bats. At dark, we will move outside to detect bats over the pond. 75 people maximum capacity. First come first served.

Now this looks fun if you are in Boise and like staying up late: Bat Night at the MK Nature Center on July 23 from 8-11 p.m. Rita Dixon puts on a good program.

Inspired me. So f-ing good. Wish we could hear Trey better, but I suppose the point is the synced guitars.

Mann N2
Fluffhead
Egg in a Hole
Scent of a Mule
Twist
YEM
#phish #pick5

Same! Hits like a MTBTTF!

Ben that way for awhile for me

I mean come on!

What’s with the secondary wall?!

And the baby is flashing the white power sign?

Boogie on 4/20/2025

Ocelot
Steam
Boogie On
Shade

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Opener: Party Time
Encore: Possum
Anywhere: Sigma Oasis

True. But they are a leading cause of mortality in some species of #bats

And a job posting to work with Aaron (and me)… on #bats