Sep 25, 2025
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Video description: "we now interrupt your doom scrolling to bring you this" and this is a Mexican free-tailed bat being held by a person wearing latex gloves
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You’re not ignorant for choosing to be kind and loving.
Starting a collection of scrungy bats
I’ll go first
Video description: researcher holding a bat as captioned voice over plays
In a recent newsletter (sent to me by a family member), the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network recounted the story of one of their recent rescue success stories and I'd like to share that with you (a link to donate to the SBWCN is at the end of the post, if you would like to do that too)
Image description: Text in big bold blue font at top that reads "A Wild Rescue Story: The Yellow Bat" with a photo of a yellow bat being held in a hand wearing a leather work glove.
Image description: Text in blue font, thinner and smaller than previous image that reads: "On February 12th, a Western Yellow Bat was found grounded in Goleta after a tree was cut down. Rescuers rushed the bat to our wildlife clinic, where the team quickly assessed their condition. The bat was severely dehydrated, weak, and struggling to maintain body temperature. With assisted feeding of a specialized diet, the bat slowly regained strength. After 16 days, the bat has returned to the wild!
This story is a kind reminder to avoid trimming trees except in months ending in "er" and to make sure to look closely in trees for nests or burrowing animals before trimming or cutting them down."
Image description: the logo of the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network in blue and green. The organization's name is in the center, with a heron to the left and in small white text below "saving & serving Wildlife since 1988"
Website:
The Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network is a nonprofit organization that rescues, rehabilitates, and releases birds, reptiles, and terrestri
Direct link to their donation page:
Direct link to their baby season fund page:
Support the care of thousands of orphaned and injured animals by joining the Baby Season Fund Drive! SBWCN receives an influx of patients ev
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An important reminder from Flitter, Bitter, and Binky :)
An important message
image description: screenshot of a facebook post that reads: "I am a little bat. I do not suck your blood, and I definitely don't want to get stuck in your hair--that's just gross. If I should accidentally fly into your house, please don't hit me with cricket bats and brooms. It really hurts, and I am so scared. It was just an accident; I didn't mean to scare you. I am just as scared as you are. I am fighting for my life, and you are just scared; it is not a fair fight. Should I land on the floor, I can't get up again; I will need your help. Just use a towel and take me outside. I promise, I will fly away immediately. I eat mosquitoes and a lot of other pests that can harm your garden. Our homes are being torn down for more buildings, and we have limited places to go. So, if I do accidentally fly into yours, switch off your light and leave the outside light on with the door open. I promise, I will be outside in a flash. Kind regards, Your tiny, little, harmless bat." Beneath the text is a picture of a bat huddled in someone's hand, one wing around their thumb.