This video from the USA says about itself:
More than 500,000 Brazilian free-tailed bats, emerging to forage at night, light up the pitch black darkness of New Mexico’s Carlsbad Cavern in this thermal infrared video.
The Wrinkle-faced Bat, Centurio senex, is listed as ‘Least Concern’ on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. This striking-looking bat inhabits moist and dry tropical forests of Latin America, from Mexico to Colombia and Venezuela. It is considered to be an uncommon species throughout its range, although occasionally it can be locally abundant under certain conditions: here.
Hi Kitty, very cool video.
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Hi Jon, thanks! However, still there seem to be less bats in that cave now than there used to be.
I have not been at your blog so much lately, as computer problems caused that I have to rely on Twitter for updates on other people’s sites for the moment, instead of on RSS.
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Nothing going on at my blog. Personal problems have got me tied up.
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Hi Jon, all my best wishes for a good solution to those problems!
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