Flying Fox & Microbats
Grey-headed Flying- Fox Pteropus poliocephalus |
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Image by Natascha |
Has a baby on board. (note Image by Lib Ruytenberg |
Image by Lib Ruytenberg |
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Image by Lib Ruytenberg |
Image by Lib Ruytenberg |
Image by Melanie Barsony |
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Image by Alicia Carter |
Image by Rhianna Blackthorn |
Image by Rhianna Blackthorn |
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Image by Sharon McGrigor |
Image by Lib Ruytenberg |
Image by Lib Ruytenberg |
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Image by Lib Ruytenberg |
Image by Lib Ruytenberg |
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Image by Alicia Carter |
Image by Alicia Carter |
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Image by Lib Ruytenberg |
Image by Robert Boness |
Eastern Horseshoe bat Rhinolophus megaphyllus Echolocation is a constant 68-75 kHz and mean weight of these cute little goobies is 10gr |
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Image by Alicia Carter |
Image by Alicia Carter |
Image by Alicia Carter |
Gould's long eared bat Nyctophilus gouldi |
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Image by Kim Moore-Evans |
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Image by Lib Ruytenberg |
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Updated November 15, 2008
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