#wooly false vampire bat

[transgender-chiroptera]

Wooly False Vampire bat, via

[flittermousing]

via batconservationinternational on Instagram

[todaysbat]

Bat Nose Reference by shortybat on deviantArt

[4shfur]

hiii remember when i said i wanted to make bat nepronouns well here they are!!! that being said i did not make neos out of every single genus or family so if you guys wanna make your own that would be super epic! families Chiroptera (order of bats): chir/chirp/chirs/chirps/chirpself Nycteridae (slit faced bats): ny/nyc/nycter/nycters/nyctself Vespertilionidae (vesper bats): ve/ves/vesper/vespers/vesperself Phyllostomidae (new world leaf nosed bats): phy/phyll/phyllo/phyllos/phylloself Noctilionidae (fishing batsl: noct/noct/nocts/nocts/noctilself Mystacinidae (new zealand bats): mys/mysta/mystas/mystas/mystaself Myzpodidae (sucked footed bats): my/myzo/myzos/myzos/myzoself Pteropodidae (old world fruit bats): pter/ptero/pteros/pteros/pteroself Megadermatidae (false vampire bats): meg/mega/megas/megas/megaself Furipteridae (smoky bats): fur/fur/furs/furs/furself Natalidae (funnel eared bats) nat/nat/nats/nats/natself genera Myotis (mouse eared bats, vespertilionidae): my/myo/myos/myos/myotiself Vampyrum (spectral bat, phyllostomidae): vamp/vamp/vamps/vamps/vampself Peropteryx (dog faced bats, emballonuridae) pter/pteryx/pterys/pterys/pteryxself Carollia (short tailed fruit bats, phyllostomidae): car/caro/caros/caros/caroself Erophylla (phyllostomidae): er/ero/eros/eros/eroself Glossophaga (phyllostomidae): glo/gloss/glosses/glosses/glosself Lonchorhina (sword nosed bats, phyllostomidae): rhi/rhin/rhinas/rhinas/rhinaself Chiroderma (phyllostomidae): chir/chiro/chiros/chiros/chiroself Xeronycteris (Vieira's long tongued bat, phyllostomidae) Xer/xero/xeros/xeros/xeroself Neonycteris (least big eared bat, phyllostomidae): neo/neon/neos/neos/neoself Mops (molossidae, you know i had to include this): mop/mop/mops/mops/mopself Kerivoula (wooly bats, vespertilionidae): ker/keri/keris/keris/keriself Harpyionycteris (harpy fruit bats, pteropodidae): Har/harp/harpys/harpys/harpyself Murina (vespertilionidae): Mur/murin/murins/murins/murinaself Aeorestes (gray haired bats, vespertilionidae): aeo/aeor/aeores/aeores/aeoreself Lasiurus (yellow bats, vespertilionidae): La/lasi/lasiur/lasiurs/lasiurself Arielulus (sprites, vespertilionidae): ar/arie/aries/aries/arieself Barbastella (vespertilionidae): stell/stella/stellas/stellas/stellaself Pipistrellus (true pipistrelles, vespertilionidae): pip/pip/pips/pips/pipiself Perimyotis (tricolored bat, vespertilionidae: Per/peri/peris/peris/periself Ia (greater evening bat, vespertilionidae): Ia/ia/ias/ias/iaself Rousettus (rousette bats, pteropodidae): rou/rous/rousette/rousettes/rousettus Mirimiri (fijian monkey faced bat): mi/mir/miri/miris/miriself Acerodon (Pteropodidae): a/ace/aces/aces/aceself Eonycteris (dawn bats, Pteropodidae): eo/eon/eos/eos/eonself Lavia (yellow winged bat, megadermatidae): la/lav/lavia/lavias/laviaself if youre just interested in classic bat neos, how about these instead bat/bat/bats/bats/batself wing/wing/wings/wings/wingself ec/echo/echos/echos/echoself flutter/flutter/flutters/flutterself sky/sky/skys/skys/skyself ni/night/nights/nights/nightself moon/moon/moons/moons/moonself star/star/stars/star/starself claw/claw/claws/claws/clawself lun/lun/luns/luns/lunself or lun/lunar/lunars/lunars/lunarself whis/whisp/whisper/whispers/whisperself daw/dawn/dawns/dawns/dawnself dusk/dusk/dusks/dusks/duskself

[youneedone2]

A wooly false vampire bat flies back to its roost inside a Mayan temple in the Yucatán peninsula of Mexico by Anand Varma

[xdeusxmachinax]

Me and @eldritch-mother talking about a Silverwing AU where Angor Rot is a wooly false vampire bat, Gunmar’s a spectral bat with his colony/horde, and Morgana is a vampire/wildlife rehabilitator Gunmar and his kind worship as a goddess because she runs a rehab center for bats.

[shyrebelchild]

Ranthambore National Park

The National park is just 7.8 kilometers from Astroport Ranthambore. When you arrive at the park you can take a safari and see around the Park. The Park is celebrated for the faunas like the Tigers, Leopards, Striped Hyenas, Sambar deer, Chital, Nilgai, Common or Hanuman langurs, Common Palm Civets or Toddy Cat, Common Yellow Bats, Macaques, Jackals, Jungle cats, Caracals, Sloth bears, Blackbucks, Rufous-tailed Hare, Indian Wild Boar, Chinkara, Desert Cats, Five striped Palm Squirrels, Long-eared Hedgehogs, Ratels, Small Indian Mongoose, Small Indian Civets, Indian False Vampires, Indian Flying Foxes, Indian Foxes, Indian Gerbilles, Indian Mole Rats, Indian Porcupines, and Common mongoose. Different types of reptiles are likewise found in this park.

Ranthambore is quite possibly the most pursued spots to see tigers. Seeing them in their characteristic territory is inside and out an unexpected involvement with comparison to seeing them confined. They don't look scared, yet they look savage. They look great. There are additionally an assortment of birds you will discover there like, Brahminy Starling, Oriental White Ibis, Wooly-Necked-Stork, River Tern, Indian Scops - owl, Large Gray Babbler, Purple Heron, Hoopoe, Greater Coucal, Indian Pond-heron, Rufous Treepie, Black Drongo, Ruddy Shelduck, Bar-headed goose, Peacock, Brown stone, Red-wattled Lapwing, Purple Sunbird, Gray Francolin, and Baya Weaver.

[akhylsthebat]

A Big Day for Bat Facts!

Today is a Big Day for Bat Facts! Why, you might ask? Today, I have officially reviewed 100 bats! I started this small project a year ago, and never did I think it would become something like this. I hope you all have enjoyed what I do so far, as there is more stuff in store! Below is a list of all bats that I have reviewed, in case you are curious! Here’s to 100 more <3 ~ Akhyls ~ Common Vampire Bat (TBT done) Pallid Bat (TBT done) Seminole Bat (TBT done) Hoary Bat (TBT done) The Painted Bat (TBT done) Desert Long-Eared Bat (TBT done) Spotted Bat (TBT Done) Little Brown Bat (TBT Done) Honduran White Bat (TBT Done, 5 parts) Ghost Bat (TBT Done) Northern Ghost Bat (TBT Done) Pied Bat (TBT Done) African Straw-Colored Fruit Bat Rodrigues Fruit Bat Lesser Short-Nosed Fruit Bat Egyptian Fruit Bat Grey-Headed Flying Fox Big Brown Bat Tri-Colored Bat Eastern Red Bat Eastern Small-Footed Bat Evening Bat Gray Bat Indiana Bat Mexican Free-Tailed Bat Virginia Big-Eared Bat Northern Long-Eared Bat Northern Yellow Bat Rafinesque’s Big-Eared Bat Silver-Haired Bat Southeastern Bat Greater False Vampire Bat Lesser False Vampire Bat Hardwicke’s Wooly Bat White Throated Round Eared Bat Pygmy Round-Eared Bat Niceforo’s Big Eared Bat Southern Yellow-Eared Bat Dark Fruit-Eating Bat Great Stripe-Faced Bat Great Roundlead Bat Dusky Leaf-Nosed Bat East Coast Free-Tailed Bat Chocolate Wattled Bat Arnhem Land Long-Eared Bat Bare-Rumped Sheathtail Bat Greater Long-Eared Bat Abo Bat Christie’s Big-Eared Bat Banana Bat Chapin’s Free-Tailed Bat Van Gelder’s Bat Parti-colored Bat Lesser Bamboo Bat Black-Bearded Tomb Bat Little Bent-Wing Bat Black Flying Fox Diadem Leaf-Nosed Bat Eastern False Pipistrelle Eastern Free-Tail Bat Gould’s Wattled Bat Inland Broad-Nosed Bat Hill’s Sheathtail Bat Large-Eared Horseshoe Bat Large Forest Bat Little Forest Bat Northern Blossom Bat Northern Broad-Nosed Bat Orange Leaf-nosed Bat Semon’s Leaf-nosed Bat Southern Forest Bat Eastern Broad-nosed Bat White-striped Freetail Bat Yellow-Bellied Sheathtail Bat Common Bent-wing Bat Common Sheathtail Bat Coastal Sheathtail Bat Brazilian Brown Bat Argentine Brown Bat Northern Bat (Common) Serotine Bat Japanese House Bat Azores Noctule Bat Greater Noctule Bat Common Noctule Fish-Eating Bat Large-footed Myotis Alcathoe Bat Whiskered Bat Bechstein’s Bat Lesser Mouse-Eared Bat California Myotis Long-Fingered Bat Cryptic Myotis Pond Bat Daubenton’s Bat Geoffroy’s Bat Hodgson’s Bat Hairy-Legged Myotis Keen’s Myotis 

[koryos]

[transgender-chiroptera]

Wooly False Vampire Bat, via