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THERE IS A SMALL, BUT STABLE, RESIDENT POPULATION OF LITTLE BROWN BATS ON MACHIAS SEAL ISLAND. THEIR ABILITY TO OBTAIN FOOD IS OFTEN LIMITED BY COLD, WET, FOGGY WEATHER. AS A RESULT, THEY COMMONLY FEED DURING THE DAY. ADDITIONALLY, THERE ARE NO MOSQUITOES HERE AND VERY FEW OTHER NIGHT FLYING INSECTS.
LITTLE BROWN BAT I
LITTLE BROWN BAT I		 LITTLE BROWN BAT II TARGET LOCK
LITTLE BROWN BAT II TARGET LOCK		 LITTLE BROWN BAT III
LITTLE BROWN BAT III
LITTLE BROWN BAT IV
LITTLE BROWN BAT IV		 LITTLE BROWN BAT V
LITTLE BROWN BAT V		 LITTLE BROWN BAT VI
LITTLE BROWN BAT VI
LITTLE BROWN BAT VII
LITTLE BROWN BAT VII		 LITTLE BROWN BAT VIII
LITTLE BROWN BAT VIII		 LITTLE BROWN BAT IX
LITTLE BROWN BAT IX
LITTLE BROWN BAT X
LITTLE BROWN BAT X		 LITTLE BROWN BAT XI
LITTLE BROWN BAT XI		 LITTLE BROWN BAT XII
LITTLE BROWN BAT XII
LITTLE BROWN BAT XIII
LITTLE BROWN BAT XIII		 LITTLE BROWN BAT XIV
LITTLE BROWN BAT XIV		 LITTLE BROWN BAT XV
LITTLE BROWN BAT XV

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Curt 16-Jul-2010 17:37
These are fantastic pictures. Very difficult to photograph a small flying object.
Guest 10-Oct-2008 15:23
cool
John Molloy 14-Jan-2008 00:19
Cracking shots, I love bats! Makes a change to see them in daylight. I usually only know they're present with the noise coming through my bat detector, superb!
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