We can't stop here: this is Bat Country, part III

[sigma7]

I don't mind eschewing the German because (hrm, that'd make a great title, "Eschewing the German") I've never had anything resembling affinity or affection for it. Hunter S. Thompson, on the other hand....





Note that these pictures actually came out well -- it's just that Mr. Squeaky is at the top of a stairwell, and I just can't get close enough to get a good pic of him. Note that this also keeps him unmolested by our office staff. Facilities will have a crack at him soon enough, though. (My favorite of these three pics is the final one, shot from directly below, so that you can see his ears.)

At least we know this isn't the same bat from last time, unless the winged critters have found themselves a Lazarus Pit....

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[paraxeni.livejournal.com]

Aww. Tiny, furry winged thing. We have some in our garden, but sadly I only see them at night when they frighten the shit out of me by swooping past the windows!

[dvandom.livejournal.com]

There's also a bat in Cardwell, which is freaking out some of the grad students up here.