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I certainly see at least one bat in the first one. Super shot and the bat makes it extra special because it's so clear, so easily seen complete with its open wings. Fantastic!
Are they drawing on the walls in the seocnd one - or are they more bats with their shadows showing?
All good shots - ie all your Philippine trip pics in all these latest threads.
Pol
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Well spotted in the second shot - they are bats in flight too, with their shadows on the wall behind cast by the on-camera flash.Originally posted by Pol View PostI certainly see at least one bat in the first one. Super shot and the bat makes it extra special because it's so clear, so easily seen complete with its open wings. Fantastic!
Are they drawing on the walls in the seocnd one - or are they more bats with their shadows showing?
All good shots - ie all your Philippine trip pics in all these latest threads.
Pol
I could see and hear bats flying around but I didn't see any on the screen on the camera at the time, so these are a pleasant surprise! I think the there are several types of bat as the bigger one seems lighter in colour than the others, which are practically black and smaller too.
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I'm pretty certain you're right about there being several species of Bats though I'd have to look it up.Originally posted by Ian View PostWell spotted in the second shot - they are bats in flight too, with their shadows on the wall behind cast by the on-camera flash.
I could see and hear bats flying around but I didn't see any on the screen on the camera at the time, so these are a pleasant surprise! I think the there are several types of bat as the bigger one seems lighter in colour than the others, which are practically black and smaller too.
Ian
We have them flitting back and forth in the line of Oaks behind the house.
I've never tried getting any photos of them. Too dark outside and they're also too fast.
Pol
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Originally posted by Pol View PostI'm pretty certain you're right about there being several species of Bats though I'd have to look it up.
Pol
Here y'go. It just so happens that the year of the Bats was launched in Prague on Sept 22nd. Lots of different Bats both here and worldwide.
More details ofrom the Bat Conservation Trust HERE
Pol
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When I lived in Durban there were a couple of different bats! The small ones as well as very large Fruit bats! The fruit bats loved the banana trees in our garden & feasted well! Here in Melbourne there are huge bats....which they call Flying Foxes! I watch them almost every morning (about 5.30 am) flying to some destination west of us! There are literally 100's...like flocks of birds! We have a few resident ones that make an awful din chiding (screeching) each other as they take off or land on branches of roosting tree!Jocelyn
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I thought flying foxes and fruit bats were the same thing? These were common when I was living in Jakarta back in 1971, especially when we visited Bali.Originally posted by Jocelyn Walker View PostWhen I lived in Durban there were a couple of different bats! The small ones as well as very large Fruit bats! The fruit bats loved the banana trees in our garden & feasted well! Here in Melbourne there are huge bats....which they call Flying Foxes! I watch them almost every morning (about 5.30 am) flying to some destination west of us! There are literally 100's...like flocks of birds! We have a few resident ones that make an awful din chiding (screeching) each other as they take off or land on branches of roosting tree!
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Love the last one with the gorgeous lady looking up!
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Hey, I give you compliments all the time!Originally posted by Julia View PostWhy - thank you, Ash. Lovely to still get compliments :-)
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Clearly not enough... that may cost chocolate!Originally posted by Ian View PostHey, I give you compliments all the time!
Ian
Nice pictures though - I especially like the 1st I know how hard it is to get good in-flight pictures of bats
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AndySometimes I feel like a film... kept in the dark and let out only for short bursts
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