61. Bats Of San Diego County Home to 22 species of bats, page provides photos, information and rescue contacts for the local species. http://home.earthlink.net/~cmsquare/

62. BATS Exchange As the third largest U.S. equity market, bats provides traders an innovative alternative to the NYSE and Nasdaq through cuttingedge technology and competitive pricing. http://www.batstrading.com/home/

63. Bat Index bats are the only mammals that actively fly. These animals are of great benefit to humans and the environment. http://www.tooter4kids.com/Bats/Batindex.htm

Bats are the only mammals that actively fly. These animals are of great benefit to humans and the environment. Bats are mammals! Like most mammals, including people, bats have fur, are born live, and nurse milk from their mother's bodies. Bats belong to a group of flying mammals called Chiroptera (Ki-ROP-ter-a). This is a Greek word for "hand-wing." They do not have feathers but their wings are formed from their skin being stretch over their fingers. Bats are nocturnal creatures, that means they only come out at night. During the day bats roost in tree holes, caves and people's houses. Bats : Pictures taken by me What does a Bat look like? Megabats Microbats Facts ... Links Home-Themes As of April 29, 2001

64. Incredible Bats Introduction to popular myths. Offering presentations featuring live Egyptian fruit bats, with contacts for pricing and availability at locations in Illinois. http://www.incrediblebats.com

65. BATS Improv - BATS Improv Theatre - Home bats Improv has headlined the Bay Area's innovative improv theatre scene since 1986. Each weekend we present a series of completely improvised shows in a variety of formats http://www.improv.org/

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66. BATS - An Illustrated Guide To Bats In The British Isles Pictures and details of a dozen species in Britain, with details of habitats and roosts. http://www.first-nature.com/bats/

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67. Fruit Bats And Deolinda On Mountain Stage : NPR The use of pesticides to kill bats increases the risks (particularly of rabies) associated with bats falling to the ground and being handled by children or http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=130844022&sc=tw&cc=

68. The Bat Roost Includes information and photos about bats in Louisiana, bird watching and landscaping with native plants. http://louisianabat.50megs.com

Free Web Site Free Web Space and Site Hosting Web Hosting Internet Store and Ecommerce Solution Provider ... High Speed Internet Search the Web Welcome! Close Would you like to make this site your homepage? It's fast and easy... Yes, Please make this my home page! No Thanks Don't show this to me again. Close The Bat Roost The Bat Roost Assorted Pictures Boat Parade 2007 Fungi and Lichens ... Web Links Thanks for visiting my Roost! Hi, this site is designed to highlight some of my interests such as photography, bat conservation, and birding. Look around, let me know what you think, and most of all...Have Fun! :) If you are interested in mushrooms, check out the pictures contained in Fungi and Lichens About Bats has general information about some native North American bats, specifically those found in Louisiana, and has links to other sites with more details about our species. Also included in this site are pages highlighting Native Plants and Bird Watching as well as the Book Nook , featuring some of my favorite books and authors. These three pages will have changing content, so check them out periodically! If you are interested in learning more about bat conservation or would like to look at the work of different photographers, then the

69. Bats: Species Information And Photos bats Comprehensive information on this mammal species, including origin, distribution and range, physical description and photos, diet and feeding, breeding and courtship behavior http://www.avianweb.com/bats.html

Pet Bird Web Breeder's Web Birding / Wildlife Web Avianweb: Contact Home Resources Wildlife Home Page Listing of Bird Species Bird Species Index of Parrots / Companion Birds Wild Bird Index Bird Species: Bee-eaters Bird of Prey Bluebirds Canaries ... Wrens Bats Even though Bats belong to the Mammal family, rather than being classified as "birds," I still included them on this website in the spirit of public education and the conservation of this intriguing and highly useful animal. And well, they DO fly! Bats help control pests. Some species eat as many as 1,000 mosquitoes an hour; others feed on thousands of pest beetles and moths A single colony of 150 big brown bats can protect local farmers from up to 33 million or more rootworms each summer. Bats help many plants: Many important agricultural plants, like bananas, bread-fruit, mangoes, cashews, dates and figs rely on bats for pollination and seed dispersal. Bat droppings in caves support whole ecosystems of unique organisms, including bacteria useful in detoxifying wastes, improving detergents, and producing gasohol and antibiotics

70. Bats: Wildlife Notebook Series - Alaska Department Of Fish And Game General information about the species in the state. Wildlife notebook article from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. http://www.adfg.state.ak.us/pubs/notebook/smgame/bats.php

@import url(/css/cf_only/ala6_alpha.css); @import url(/css/cf_only/ala6_alpha.css); @import url("/css/cf_only/onceinline2.css"); Skip to Main Page Content Contacts Licenses/Permits Regulations ... www.adfg.state.ak.us Bats Unique and remarkable in their ability to fly, these winged mammals are uncommon residents of Alaska. Although six different species of bats are listed as occurring in the state, they are not found in abundance here. Their distribution is generally limited to Southeast Alaska, a few scattered locales in Southcentral Alaska, and as far north as the Yukon River in the Interior. General description: The six species known to occur in the state belong to the order Chiroptera (hand wing) and the family Vespertilionidaethe "evening bats." As their name suggests, they are nocturnal. Bats rely on a well-developed sonar system, emitting squeaks that are most often too high-pitched to be heard by humans. The sound waves bounce off solid objects, and in this way bats can quickly and accurately detect the location of flying insects or obstacles in their flight path. The most common and wide ranging bat in the state is the little brown bat ( Myotis lucifugus ). Three other myotis species occur in Alaska: the long-legged bat (

71. FWC - Species Information - Bats Information on various species found in Florida Bat Biology; Diet; Habitat; Reproduction; bats and People; Bat Conservation; Unwelcome Guests http://myfwc.com/WILDLIFEHABITATS/SpeciesInfo_Bats.htm

Ask FWC Boating Fishing Hunting ... Species Information : Bats Bats All images courtesy of Chris Burney Bat Biology Diet Habitat Reproduction ... More Information Bat Biology Bats belong to the order Chiroptera, which means "handwing" They are the only mammal that can truly fly. Florida has 13 resident bat species. Contrary to popular belief, bats are not blind. Their vision is adapted for low light levels. However, bats can maneuver in complete darkness using echolocation. Echolocation is the use of sound waves to detect objects. Bats emit high pitched sounds and listen for them to echo back. The length of time it takes the echo to return tells the bat how far away it is from an object. This allows the bat to fly in the dark and hunt for food. Bats’ feet are uniquely adapted for grasping structures so that they can rest while hanging upside down. Bats undergo a state of torpor in the daytime; their heart rate and body temperature decrease so that they can conserve energy. Because of this, bats are reluctant to fly in the daytime even when disturbed. If they are forced to fly, they must first raise their body temperature and heart rate. For their size, bats have the longest lifespan of any mammal. Some can live for more than thirty years.

72. Bats Surfnetkids.com recommends five bat websites. bats are small, furry nocturnal mammals that fly and sleep hanging upside down. Despite their association with Halloween and all http://www.surfnetkids.com/bats.htm

73. Cork Bat Group Information and details with contacts, current projects, recent events and bats in Ireland. http://www.iol.ie/~corkbatgroup/

74. Baseball Bats | Softball Bats | Where To Buy Bats | Wood Bats | Aluminum Bats | Wondering where to buy bats? Homerun Monkey has the best bats on the market. Browse a vast selection of the top brands and find your perfect bat. http://www.homerunmonkey.com/homerun-bats.html

75. Home Includes facts and trivia, events and membership information. http://www.bats-ni.org.uk/

Northern Ireland BAT GROUP Affiliated to the Bat Conservation Trust WELCOME TO OUR HOMEPAGE Northern Ireland is home to eight of the nine species of bats found in Ireland. All of our bats are small, shy, harmless mammals that are vulnerable to disturbance. Full protection in law makes it an offence to harm or disturb bats as well as the places where they live. For advice about bats, please look at our Frequently Asked Questions page. If you require further information or wish to report bats please contact us Sick, injured or orphaned bats need specialist care - click here for more information. Click here to download our leaflet (pdf) More web sites about bats are listed on our Links page. We hope you find this site interesting and helpful - if you experience any broken links or problems with these pages, please report them to the WEBMASTER

76. Canadian Cave And Karst Info Server Provides links to regional and local organizations. http://www.cancaver.ca/bats/

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77. Colorado Bat Society - Home Aims to foster educational information and to provide for the conservation of bats and their habitats. http://www.coloradobats.org/

Home About Us Bat FAQs Bat Info ... Get Involved Welcome The Colorado Bat Society is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation of bats in Colorado. Explore these pages to learn more about bats and how to get involved in our organization. Why Conserve Bats? This is a common question posed by those who are unaware of the plight of bats. Of the 4200 species of mammals in the world, almost 25% (> 900 species) are bats. Because of their great diversity and versatility, bats live in almost all habitats on earth and are important in the balance of ecosystems. For example, most bats in North America are insect eaters (called insectivorous) and are the only serious nighttime foragers on mosquitoes and many species of agricultural pests that cause millions of dollars of damage each year. A single little brown bat can eat up to 600 mosquitoes in an hour. More... Did You Know? Epauletted Flying Foxes Flying foxes occur only throughout the 'Old World', which includes Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia, and surrounding islands. Like these Epauletted flying foxes, all flying foxes eat fruit and/or pollen. Their large eyes are very similar to those of primates, helping both groups locate fruits. Most of the flying foxes cannot echolocate! What do these African fruit bats have to do with the Colorado Bat Society?

78. Links Rehabilitation for injured or orphaned bats. Has facilities for later wild release and callout service. http://www.batrescue.org/

Found an injured or orphaned bat? Bat World Sanctuary's Local Rescue/Assistance page lists volunteer bat workers or rehabilitators in your state or country. If you believe that the bat has in any way made contact with bare skin or bitten through clothing, made contact with domestic animals, or was found inside a residence where it could have made contact with sleeping or disabled persons or with children, please promptly call your local health department or animal control agency for advice. Bats have very specific dietary requirements, and should only be cared for by trained, rabies-vaccinated rehabilitators (we get our rabies shots in the arm now, thank goodness!) familiar with the various bat species and the nutritional profile of each species. If you're interested in volunteering or helping bats, Bat World has a lot of good information about how to get involved with hands-on bat care. Amazing Bat Facts General Bat Info Info on Humane Bat Exclusion Info on Bat Houses Bat Photo Gallery How You Can Help Bats ... Bat Conservation International Fun Bat Stuff Bat World goodies Buy Bat World t-shirts, mouse pads, coffee mugs, tote bags, ballcaps, notecards, calendars and other goods, and help support the bats at Bat World Sanctuary.

79. Welcome To Bat World! Organization that provides rescue, rehabilitation and release for injured bats. They also provide permanent sanctuary for non-releasable bats and educate the public about the importance of bats. http://www.batworld.org

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80. TRINITY BAT COMPANY Manufactures wood baseball bats. Photos, prices, and ordering information. http://www.trinitybats.com/

Welcome to the Trinity Bat Company Home of an outstanding selection of professional baseball bats. Crafted with the passion of those who love the game, each bat is made of the highest quality maple, ash or birch hand selected for strength and grain quality. Recognizing that such excellence should be within reach of anyone who is serious about baseball, the bats are competitively priced and an outstanding value. CUSTOM MADE WOOD BATS Trinity bats are customized for all players, from T-ball to the pros. Whether you're looking for an individual bat or are interested in bulk orders, our knowledgeable team is ready to serve you. Our office is open Monday - Friday 7:30 - 4:30 Saturday 9:00 - 1:00 Give us a Call 714-449-1275 or 866-784-8644 (toll free). WOOD BATS e-mail bats@trinitybats.com ASH BATS 2493 E. Orangethorpe Ave. Fullerton, CA 92831 Custom Made Wood Bats Swing the Bats the Pro's Use

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