Two Bats On the Wall

Another shot from the bat adventure. I love these little guys. These two didn't move with the house when it was taken down and took a couple of minute to wake and fly. Happily their homes are back hanging and hopefully they will return today or tomorrow.
Thanks for your visits, comments, suggestions, favs

[Diana]

An amazing capture! I would not know what it is, fav!

[Leslie Manna]

Ooooooh; another great photo of the bats! It's exciting and sweet to see them huddled together. Detail is terrific; love the glint in their eyes. Hope they return to their homes. :))

[carol white]

Fabulous capture. Fav!! 😀

[Joy's Focus]

Kind of cute in a fuzzy little bat way.

[tony gig]

Brill find and capture...Fav

[gloria jones]

Wow...great capture

[Laurie E Wilson]

Wonderful shot.

[Cathie]

Wow.

[CC Folk]

Fav. I saw a million bats flying at dusk in Austin...so interesting, magical and exciting.

[Poppo Livy]

What are the bat houses Jane?

[sally agnew]

They are a magical little creature, lovely shot :)

[Gerasimos Georg.]

Great capture!Did you use a macro lens for this?

[Jane Pittenger]

@terryliv they are narrow wooden structures that let the bats slide in from below and be all snug together the way they like

[Jane Pittenger]

@gerry13 nope

[Jane Pittenger]

@terryliv check out bat house on bestnest.com

[Marnie]

What an interesting shot. I like bats so long as they aren't the fruit-eating variety that stripped our entire crop last time.

[Rick]

Cool capture.

[Delwyn Barnett]

Love their leathery wings!

[Elizabeth]

The wings are interesting!

[Debbie]

Terrific focus Jane. I notice you had a relatively low iso on this for a night shot, was there some ambient light around?

[Jane Pittenger]

@deborah63 day shot.they sleep during the day and eat bugs at night

[Debbie]

@jgpittenger Of course.... what a dope.... :)

[Kerri Michaels]

great shot fav