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1 month until #BatWeek! Will YOU be a #BatHero? Check out batweek.org for some great ideas for how to celebrate bats near you!

It may be September, but Halloween is right around the corner!
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Have you ever wanted to stand in the middle of a BatNado? Do it now! You are visiting Bracken Cave, the largest bat colony in the world with more than 15 million Mexican free-tailed bats swirling around you. What better way to celebrate #BatWeek!! Bracken Cave is proudly protected by Bat Conservation International. You can visit it in person by becoming a BCI member! Visit batcon.org/join
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Happy Cinco de Mayo! If you plan on sipping on some tequila or mezcal today, take a moment to learn about the intricate relationship between bats and the agave plant! https://bit.ly/2BKt49l #CincodeMayo #BatsNeedAgave
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Happy International Day of Friendship!
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I found bats roosting on my house during a roof repair project. SO I did some homework this summer a...nd built a bat house. Success, the bats moved right in and are still here today. I then built a second house and installed it on a different side of the house and more bats are now in that one! I live in Chapel Hill, NC very close to the main campus of UNC. My home is located in a forest with a small creek in the back and the bats seem quite happy to be here. I am quite happy as well, there are now way less mosquito's around thanks to my new tenants! Love them bats! See More