Very cool! I read they were excellent for the ecology. We used to have them flying around our house at night. I would sit outside and try to see them, and it was always late at night by moonlight. They slowly disappeared over the years. I wish I lived with further space between my neighbors, otherwise I would be tempted to put up a bat house. I like your artwork Christine and thanks for this info.
Bats truly are a blessing, Christine. Great info and drawing!
ReplyDeleteBats are amazing. I like your drawing Christine. Sadly we have a fungus that has killed off so many of our bats. I've only seen 1 all summer.
ReplyDeleteLove you little painting-my blog list is still not updating with current posts-
ReplyDeleteI love bats. They truly are an essential part of our ecosystem. Your drawing is fabulous. Thank you for sharing with SITAR.
ReplyDelete...I understand that bats are beneficial, but they spook me.
ReplyDeleteYay for bats! I’ve heard that Hawaii is supposed to have bats. I have never, ever seen one though.
ReplyDeleteWe have an bat house.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad bats do good because they totally freak me out!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info. I thought they were considered as pests
ReplyDeleteNot everyone likes bats but they do good.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Linda pintura. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteVery cool! I read they were excellent for the ecology. We used to have them flying around our house at night. I would sit outside and try to see them, and it was always late at night by moonlight. They slowly disappeared over the years. I wish I lived with further space between my neighbors, otherwise I would be tempted to put up a bat house. I like your artwork Christine and thanks for this info.
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ReplyDeleteMuch love
When I lived in Missouri, my next door neighbors had bats living in their attic. They came out every night after dark. LOVE your drawing.
ReplyDeleteIt's going on for bats, near Halloween 🎃
ReplyDeleteGreatful painting.
Awesome art!
ReplyDeleteI love that. I would have a bat house If I lived out in the country.
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