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Bats are cool. not all girls are scared of bats.
marion s <snapdragonah@yahoo.com>
clearbrook, mn USA - Sunday, August 03, 2003 at 13:31:53 (MST)
Excellant Web-Site! You've done a great job. I would like to be more involved. Please contact me and tell me how I can help.
Thanx,
Jack Taylor
Jack Taylor <taycoentr@aol.com>
Frankfort, KY USA - Friday, August 01, 2003 at 06:46:37 (MST)
Wonderful site...thanks so much! As someone who has always
been fascinated with bats at a young age, I am now teaching
MY children about them and what great creatures they are!
Lisa <lady_planefixer@yahoo.com>
Lonoke, AR USA - Tuesday, July 22, 2003 at 19:23:18 (MST)
I've been removing bats from buildings for over 13 years.
I also remove bat guano from walls and attics. We always
install bat houses so the bats will have a alternative
place to live. All my bat houses have bats. If anyone
ever needs help with bats please call. George Norfleet is
the owner of Batman Wildlife Damage Control & Chimney Sweep
Company. Call 1-800-437-1375
David Blake Sinclair <GQB31atEarthLink.Net>
Fayetteville , North Carolina USA - Tuesday, July 22, 2003 at 10:22:46 (MST)
Nice website, I have always been about conservation, but I admit bats have always been one of my favorites. Since getting my own home I have been fixing up the gardens and adding a bat house was a thrill for me. No bats yet, but it has only been 6 months. I am adding a waterfall and hope they will come. Even if they don't, the fact that I tried is worth it and I get so many questions about my bat house, it's still an educational experience for all who ask. Thanks for educating all about these misunderstood beautiful creatures. RA
Ruth Ann Bertram <ruthann.bertram@ppfa.org>
Springfield, IL USA - Monday, July 21, 2003 at 09:42:11 (MST)
I need help. Right now. My cat has brought me a baby Pipistrelle
bat totally unharmed. It can't fly. I don't know where my
cat found him. How do I rear him? He is about 4cm. long and
has a wingspan of about 6cm. He finally agreed to let go of
me while I e-mailed this after searching for relevant info.
on the net....no luck. He is in a basket for now but I fear
he may not be old enough to eat by himself although I put
a bit of milk and a few bird seeds and some cat food in the
basket...there are also some little spiders in there who were
there before I put him in....I guess this is all useless otherwise
I wouldn't be asking for help, so please advise me what to
do! I have hand-reared tiny kittens and also cockatiels and
once wild sparrow babies too, but never a baby bat before.
can you help? Thanks. Izabela.
Izabela Suzuki-Kugler <monkeymocha@yahoo.co.uk>
Hamamatsu City Shizuoka Pref., Japan430 0826 - Friday, July 18, 2003 at 13:15:36 (MST)
We live in the country and have at least 3 species of bats under our eaves and in our outbuildings. I have three bat houses up as well. Coastal Oregon would be mosquito central without the swallows by day and our bats at night. I'd love to know exactly WHICH bats we host. I only know there are little ones in our attic, bigger ones in the bat houses, and we;ve seen a single long-eared one in the barn roof. Any local bat folks can reach me at
mschram@webenet.net
Martha Schram
Langlois,, OR USA - Monday, June 23, 2003 at 10:23:03 (MST)
We live in a small country house 40 miles north of toronto
after tightening the siding on our house, all the bats disappeared, we would like to encourage the bats to come back, how can this be accomplished?
we enjoyed reading some of the comments, this is a good site.
Tony <lablake@sympatico.ca>
udora , ont canada - Sunday, June 01, 2003 at 11:14:24 (MST)
Thanks to all of you involved in the Bat CREW, someone needs to look
out for the little guys. This website has made me rethink what I would like to do in life, helping bats is something that I will definatly look into. Thank you again.
deborah
Caruthers, Ca USA - Monday, May 19, 2003 at 20:29:33 (MST)
i really liked your web page. you helped me with my enviromental studies project. thank yo alot.
shane <don't have one>
edmonton, alberta canada - Tuesday, April 15, 2003 at 12:39:18 (MST)
Fantastic site. We work with bat protection in Brasil since 1983 and we know how hard it is to show people the beauty of these little guys.
If you have time visit our site about brazilian bats - http://www.morcegolivre.vet.br
Our best wishes
William Henrique Stutz
Coordenador Projeto Morcego Livre
William Henrique Stutz <morcegolivre@morcegolivre.vet.br>
Uberlāndia, MG Brasil - Sunday, March 16, 2003 at 06:43:55 (MST)
I love this site..it's well done, interesting, and easy to browse.
Gary <ggoodworth@yahoo.com>
Cleveland, TN USA - Saturday, March 08, 2003 at 21:18:21 (MST)
A brown bat fell out of the ceiling in an older school building about two months ago. It is an adult, and I have been feeding it when it awakens, about every ten days or so. It is in a cool (I turned off the registers in the room), quite place in our home, housed in an aquarium with a lid. I placed a basket on it's side in the aquarium, and the bat hangs from that. I have been letting the bat eat as much as he wants, but over a 24 hour period, he will eat as many as 150-160 mealworms (the small to med size). Is there a rule of thumb for how much to feed? Unfortunately, I did not weigh him when he was received. This is a small brown bat. Thanks for any help you can provide.
Wendy <wmickle@iserv.net>
Kalamazoo, Mi USA - Thursday, March 06, 2003 at 16:26:09 (MST)
this site rox. we need more though
Amy Lauren Kim <amyzinya@aol.com>
deming, wa USA - Thursday, January 09, 2003 at 09:33:09 (MST)
I luv bats and I'm the only 1 in my family I don't live
in the country so unfortunately I rarely see them my friend
used to have them in her house. I thought I was alone though
lol none of my friends do and the rest of my family hate rodents
they think I'm rather odd but I luv everything about them!
Just call me Chaos <a_weirdo_you_luv_to_know@hotmail.com>
Lisburn, N.Ireland - Thursday, January 02, 2003 at 13:58:59
(MST)
This website is really great beacause of all the information
you have.I still hope you guys get my comments.Anyway I wish
you guys a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!I hope you
all have great gifts. God Bless all of you because without
you bats would have been extinct by now.
Nadine.S.Lievanos <nadinelievanos55@hotmail.com>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Friday, December 20, 2002 at 18:40:05
(MST)
This is wonderful to see so many people like bats besides
my sister and my family. They are very cute and I love them!-Hi
Michelle!
Mindy Morris
livermore, ca USA - Friday, December 13, 2002 at 18:30:37
(MST)
I thought this web sight was very interesting.
Jennifer <NstyBtch02@aol.com>
Denmark, Wi USA - Monday, December 09, 2002 at 17:31:31 (MST)
Need Bat advice!! Our home is a 100 year old victorian
brick home. We were aware that bats we living in the ceiling
areas of our porches. We have a large unheated attic and while
we have noticed small amount of droppings, we have never found
any bats living in the attic. About a week ago we noticed
a small brown bat hanging upside down in our hallway close
to the ceiling. I made no attemp to capture the creature as
I knew we couldn't put him outside as in was well below freezing
and I thought the cold might kill him. I half hoped he would
stay in place until spring and I would relocate him to the
outside then. My wife and children all found our new guest
quite interesting. We kept a light on in that area of the
hallway and our friend (the bat) didn't move for 3 days. We
were away for the weekend and returned to find the bat still
occupying the same spot. Last evening I turned off the lights
on the main floor including the light near the bat. Within
a hour our friend was airborne. He would circle the rooms,
swoop low along the floor, then down the hallway (Quite long)
fly in and out of other rooms, circling each one. I watched
this for several minutes completely amazed at the agility
and grace of this tiny creature. What amazed me most was the
total silence of his flight. I didn't want him to fly up the
stairs to the second floor where the family were all sleeping
(not sure why that mattered ) so I decided to try and captue
him. I had a small thin light blanket and waited until he
flew close to me a floor level and threw the blanket over
him. Next I lifted the blanket and coaxed him into a sprout
tube (my wife was not impressed!!) with a closed bottom and
a vented top. This morning when everyone came downstairs for
breakfast they noticed right away that our friend was gone
from his near the ceiling spot in the hallway. The kids were
excited to see the little creature in the sprout tube. Now
my dilema is what to do. I realize he can't be put outside
as he would likely freeze. But with it warm in the house he
likely won't be trying to hibernate and I suspect this may
not be good. I am willing to feed and water him until spring
but I am looking for advice as to what to do next. Thanks
... Harv
Harv Gamble <hgamble@compugen.com>
Wallaceburg, ON Canada - Monday, December 09, 2002 at 06:58:54
(MST)
I just read the wonderful interview with Lisa Windflower
in the SFGate. I knew Lisa many years ago (we worked together
at Pacific Stereo). Whoever reads this, please say hello to
Lisa for me. And keep up the good work.
Pat Troxel <fam@nhimassage.com>
emeryville, ca USA - Friday, November 01, 2002 at 16:36:38
(MST)
It was so nice of them to save those baby bats. Please
say thank you to them for me. from Austin
Austin <ridge94@msn.com>
Schaumburg, IL USA - Wednesday, October 30, 2002 at 14:54:59
(MST)
awesome site ya'll
bat lover
fl USA - Monday, October 21, 2002 at 12:07:11 (MST)
IT was a good website
andy helton
fl USA - Monday, October 21, 2002 at 12:05:24 (MST)
a boy in my class tried to a actullay kiss the bat!!
samantha <pigonthepot@hotmail.com>
bradenton, fl USA - Monday, October 21, 2002 at 12:01:20 (MST)
Bats are so cute! I love your website.
jenna Jasmine
USA - Monday, October 21, 2002 at 07:27:09 (MST)
i really liked this site it was so fun. the finest part
was when i got to see the vampire bats it look smoky and scary
ashley sailes <www.omarions_baby_13@yahoo.com>
bradenton, fl USA - Thursday, October 17, 2002 at 08:15:53
(MST)
TOTALLY AWESOME SITE!! Thank you I have very much enjoyed
your site. I am a lover of bats and to vampires.
babybat aka Clare <lavinia1971@hotmail.com>
Sydney , NSW Australia - Saturday, October 12, 2002 at 06:19:58 (MST)
I seem to be the unwilling recipient of an unwanted house guest every August. I have since learned from the last bat in the house that he may be the same one coming year after year. Not that I want to see him every year. I had no idea that bats can live up to 30 years until I wanted to really find out why they always pick my house. I wish they would stay out though.....
Sue Alien
IN USA - Saturday, August 31, 2002 at 12:47:35 (MST)
Great site, easy to navigate & fantastic artwork!!
Juliette Banwell <phocoeaphocoea@hotmail.com>
King's Lynn, Norfolk England - Sunday, August 25, 2002 at 15:52:06 (MST)
searched with google and found your site.
luminosity
mi USA - Monday, August 19, 2002 at 06:52:06 (MST)
Seems I've had bats in every house I ever owned, they've all been old brick houses and the colonies are VERY territorial. The sun's just now coming up and 100's are circling in front looking for roosts. It took several years, but I finally was able to exclude a huge colony from the attic, they moved to the shutters on the front of the house. I moved a small barn to my home and modified the design somewhat to provide for roosting spaces, including netting for footholds, yet some still prefer the shutters. They're cute and beneficial and noisy and dirty so I want them nearby but not so near they wake me when they come home. The fine black plastic mesh used to protect fruit trees makes excellent exclusion netting, it is tough and nearly invisible. It also can be used to fill a void or crevice and has worked fairly well behind the shutters.
Bats are persistent, however, and now that we're approaching the end of the breeding season, it seems that they are branching out from the barn and have come back to the shutters and are "rooching" their way in around the netting. Thought the technique might be helpful to your visitors, it has worked fairly well assuming you've got someplace else for them to go.
One other bat story: In a previous house, I heard some cheeping noises from a 2nd floor fireplace I'd just rebuilt, found a baby, a kinda cute, naked little thing making a big noise. Since it was making such a racket, I figured mom would find it if I took it outside and put it behind a shutter. Went back inside and heard another racket, found another baby IN THE MIDDLE OF THE FLOOR IN THE ADJACENT ROOM. Scratching my head, I took it outside with the first. Went back inside and found a THIRD baby at the other end of the house on the first floor! Also took it outside, went back in and found an ADULT flying around the house. I can only surmise she was moving the infants as a cat would kittens to protect them from ME! Anybody else ever hear of such a thing?
Sun's up, no bats still circling, gotta go!
Matt Barnhart <mattbarnhart@hotmail.com>
Charming Forge, PA USA - Thursday, August 01, 2002 at 03:07:30 (MST)
Hello,
What a joy to find all this information on one site. I have copied the plans for a bat house. My grandson and I plan to build a couple. I understand it is difficult to get the bats to move in, so wish us luck. I love bats and find it tragic that they are still persecuted by some people. I have taught my grandson about the wonders of this little animal and he has responded with enthusiasm and love. Thank you for being there. AS
AritaSmitley & Tristan Roberts <arita@gtcinternet.com>
Sarasota, Fl. USA - Sunday, July 28, 2002 at 09:19:02 (MST)
I loved the pictures espetioly the vampire ones.lot of info
kim
pearth, wa astralia - Wednesday, July 03, 2002 at 22:25:54 (MST)
I really enjoyed your site. I love bats and am very pleased to find that there are people out there who are involved in the health and well-being of these lovely little creatures! Keep up the good work!
Christy Smith <eevilkittie@aol.com>
Tallahassee, FL USA - Friday, May 10, 2002 at 13:20:04 (EDT)
We wanted to thank Ranger Dawn for the very informative show on Bats at the Recreation Center here in Livermore last night. She is a great speaker and we wish we could've heard more...but not all in one sitting. Thank you so much Dawn. Looking forward to seeing you around the bat caves, haha. Valerie Nelson
Valerie <jogme999@aol.com>
Livermore, CA USA - Monday, March 11, 2002 at 10:04:22 (EST)
Great site i realy love bats so please send me some events that will be in my area thank you
Sincerely, Micah Tucker
Micah Tucker <angryiguanas@aol.com>
Irondale, alabama USA - Friday, March 08, 2002 at 21:11:05 (EST)
many thanks for your great page - I am hoping to learn enough to be able to join a local "rehab" group and help out with rescue and rehabilitation of bats here in Virginia. If anyone has any information on local (for me) groups, please share with me.
Thanks again - I enjoyed your information a great deal.
ST
susie timberlake <stlake@att.net>
Ark, va USA - Saturday, January 26, 2002 at 10:43:11 (EST)
Interesting and informative site. I enjoyed my visit and
learned quite a bit. Greetings from Newfoundland.
Ernst Rollmann <ernst@whoever.com>
St. John's, NF Canada - Tuesday, December 18, 2001 at 13:51:48 (EST)
Congratulations on a fantastic and informative website. I am a big fan of flying foxes and bats and enjoy their chorus every night as they eat from the mulberry trees next to my house. I am concerned though at the number of bats that are electrocuted in New South Wales Australia and am trying to gather as much information as i can to fix our electrical wires and the distance between them, or getting them put under ground to avoid this cruel form of death for bats and the starvation of the orphaned young left behind. I work at a Zoo and each year around this time we get orphaned animals in through things like electrocution, road kill and cat attacks........all as a result of some form of human impact. Thanks again for a great site to find out more about bats around the world and i look forward to returning to your site for more updated information in the future.
Cheers
Hayley Smithers, Sydney, Australia
Hayley Smithers <hsmithers@zoo.nsw.gov.au>
Sydney , NSW Australia - Wednesday, November 14, 2001 at 05:37:27 (PST)
You've done a fabulous job on your website! It's informative and fun. I'm on worldbatline and am a friend of Amanda's. If we all went to the effort you have, we'd lift the status of bats in no time! Keep up the good work. Lylette
Lylette Roberts <Lylette@prodigy.net>
Palmdale, CA USA - Monday, November 12, 2001 at 10:49:07 (PST)
Hello, I read about Lisa Windflower in the Daily Review and got the web site address from the paper. Perhaps you could answer my question. I would like to know if there are bats in San Leandro as I would love to set up a bat house. I live about 1 mile from the San Leandro 'creek' so it's possible that bats hang out in that area I guess. I don't know anyone in SL to ask, so I'm asking you.
Thanks,
Joli
Joli Forth <jolif@home.com>
San Leandro, CA USA - Thursday, November 01, 2001 at 09:40:04 (PST)
I am in the second grade doing a science project with my mom help. I need some pamplet or books that maybe helpful to my presentation to my class. Thank you very much. You can send e-mail to my mom at jernean1@bellsouth.net. Thanks, Kailia
Kailia Johnson <jernean1@bellsouth.net>
Piedmont, SC USA - Tuesday, October 30, 2001 at 17:40:40 (PST)
Hi, I've got 1 thing to say! I love bats! This site is great, Usually when people find out that I love bats and think they're very endearing I get the "OOOOO" response. Thank you for your work. I am always depressed by humankinds disreguard of our animal family, it's heartening to see that there are people who care and who are active.
Nydawi Jai <etzladelek@yahoo.com>
Oakland, ca, ca USA - Monday, October 22, 2001 at 15:05:13 (PDT)
thanks so much for all the hard work you've put into this website ... it's been very valuable to my 6th grade son's research and information project ...
mom <kmcpta@aol.com>
milllington, tn USA - Wednesday, October 10, 2001 at 21:26:40 (PDT)
You have an excellent website. I am doing some volunteer research regarding bats and have learnt from my electronic visit. I particularly liked your advice regarding services which remove bats from houses.Keep up the good work.
David Mills
Ottawa, Canada - Tuesday, September 11, 2001 at 11:14:11 (PDT)
I am teaching a week long class this summer called the myths and facts about bats. I've been surfing the web for ideas and information, as well as activities. I got much from your site. Thanks
Bob Weber <rjweber3@cs.com>
Erie, PA USA - Wednesday, August 01, 2001 at 19:07:32 (PDT)
Hi Lisa,
thank you very much for your good and quick answer. I«m very glad that batcrew exists.
Brigitte Frst, Bavaria, Germany
Brigitte Frst <gjns-foerst@gmx.de>
Bidingen, USA - Tuesday, July 31, 2001 at 12:57:41 (PDT)
Lisa, Your website is AWESOME! I've done a lot of web surfing, and yours is certainly one of the best bat sites out there - full of great info, and fun to read. And the stuff for kids is wonderful. I need one of those sun visors!
Robin Rice
Lagunas de Baru, Costa Rica - Sunday, July 01, 2001 at 18:29:47 (PDT)
Hello, From South Florida!
First of all, THANK YOU for a most enjoyable and informative website!!!
My husband & I have been in our house for 15 years, and for the first time, bats have taken up residence in our chimney!! We are animal lovers (2 dogs, 7 indoor cats, 3 birds, an iguana, and fish...outside we have 9 bird & squirrel feeders, plenty of water areas and even a butterfly garden).
About a month ago, we heard this strange noise coming from the chimney. It was like a "squeaky kissing" sound......we thought it was birds.....then we went outside & saw them flying in & out -- BATS! Like I said we love animals and certainly appreciate them eating up insects!!!
The flue of the chimney is closed, so they can't get into the house. **BUT** if we are in the family room, we can hear them, like they are sitting next to us, on the COUCH!!! I now know it's maternity season & do not wish to harm them, in any way. But in the summer, we get our chimney cleaned (I guess I'll wait until Sept, now?).
Thanks,
Tina, Bob, & the Zoo (bats, too!)
tina valant <tvalant@aol.com>
FL USA - Sunday, June 24, 2001 at 12:40:27 (PDT)
I love your site I love bats and everything about them. I have 34 bats tattooed on my back and 1 on my leg. I also have Desmodus Rotundus tattoed on my arm. Keep on loving those bats
Man <aj.mcleod@student.qut.edu>
Brisbane, qld Australia - Friday, June 08, 2001 at 00:03:32 (PDT)
I was at the DOW Environmental Fair on May 19th and I met Anita, the Associate Director of the Bat Crew. She was very enthusiastic and had a lot of information, as well as a great little Molossid bat (I've never seen a living freetail). Thanks a lot, and best of luck!
John Jaramillo <jjaram5099@aol.com>
Sacramento, CA USA - Monday, May 21, 2001 at 01:13:33 (PDT)
Great w/s! I am 12 and currently deciding on a training program for Bat rehab.!!
Meredith <Climb4eva05@aol.com>
Rochester, NY USA - Tuesday, May 08, 2001 at 14:30:34 (PDT)
Nice work on your site. I have my own Bat Site which will be completed soon and will be glad to have you listed under our Great Bat Links. Cheers and good luck Joe
Joe Spencer <batnic.com>
Shirley , MA USA - Tuesday, May 08, 2001 at 07:49:03 (PDT)
This is a great website.
Heather <bigblue7@aol.com>
Cincinnati, OH, USA - Friday, May 04, 2001 at 13:59:52 (PDT)
Great site, it helped me get information for a school project. I love bats
Bryan Rankin
Coeur D Alene, ID USA - Sunday, April 22, 2001 at 17:09:39 (PDT)
Loved the Batalog. Nice work. Hope to see more soon.
Grace Lovejoy <gracelvj@cats.ucsc.edu>
Santa Cruz, USA - Friday, April 06, 2001 at 13:40:37 (PDT)
I really enjoy your site! It's very interesting & informative! Keep up the good work. I'm getting ready to hang my first bathouse now!
T.Dawn Lewis <possumjane@yahoo.com>
Danville, va USA - Friday, March 30, 2001 at 11:42:25 (PST)
Excellent site and lots of good information for a casual bat
like myself. Chiroptera lovers unite!
J. Good <jgood1@iusb.edu>
South Bend, IIN USA - Monday, March 26, 2001 at 12:25:18 (PST)
i found your site and LOVE it!!! im glad to know that im not a lone bat lover.. you guys are the greatest!!! :) PLEASE keep protecting these wonderful cute critters..
amanda haley <falenangel2@hotmail.com>
hays, ks USA - Saturday, March 17, 2001 at 15:11:57 (PST)
thank you verry much for the bumperstickers
i love you all and keep on the good work
bye bye lots of kisses :-X Silvana
Silvana <bat@zeelandnet.nl>
terneuzen, Holland - Wednesday, March 14, 2001 at 01:07:43 (PST)
Hi, found your great site through Jim Buzbees bat links at www.batbox.org (my site is on there too) I live in the UK and my roofspace is home to around 550 45khz pipistrelles, we turned our whole house into a giant bat-box with a choice of north, south, east or west facing roosts (all connecting to each other through crawl spaces in the roof) to give the bats an option to move according to their temperature requirements throughout the year. I frequently find myself sorting out downed bats, usually youngsters in the summer, washing soot of those that fall down the chimney, feeding mealworms or a solution of sugar dissolved in water (to rehydrate and provide energy - they love it!) or passing injured bats to the experts at my local bat group, Durham Bats (http://fly.to/durhambats)
If you visit my website feel free to use any of my photos (all by either myself or my father so not copyrighted!) I have some quite good close ups of the tiny pipistrelles sat on my hands.
Take care and keep up the good work, let me know if you'd like any more information on my bats or other english bats for your education schemes, and if anyone from the crew ever visits the UK feel free to drop by and see our (now locally famous) "bat house"!
Kirsty. :o)
Kirsty Farnfield <bats@equisite.net>
Witton-Le-Wear, County Durham, n/a England - Sunday, March 04, 2001 at 17:28:40 (PST)
Great website, I wish more people understood these beautiful bats!!! I love them!! I am going to get a bat tattoo on my back as soon as i can. I have a black and tan chihuahua, i named her Batty cause of her big ears. :)
Keep up the good work.
Julie <TazBBad@webtv.net>
Asheville, NC, NC USA - Thursday, February 01, 2001 at 18:38:40 (PST)
i really like this site
so many pictures and i like the drawings
i want a tatoo of a bat and i really like it if you could send me more of those drawings
thank you XXX Silvana
my compliments to the site.......
silvana <sil8085@icqmail.com>
terneuzen, netherlands - Tuesday, January 30, 2001 at 13:34:04 (PST)
VERY interesting and informative. They really are so cute.
janet <janfin1rn>
macon, ga USA - Sunday, January 28, 2001 at 13:43:19 (PST)
I enjoy reading your web site. I truely wish more peolpe would leave the bats alone. Thank you for haveing such a great display.
Dolores <DeeBatt@prodigy.net>
Ft Lauderdale, Fl USA - Friday, January 19, 2001 at 07:23:38 (PST)
nice site :-).
SAILORMOON <SERINA2K@AOL.COM>
Toyko, japan - Saturday, January 13, 2001 at 06:51:11 (PST)
Thank u so much i had to do a speech on why u shouldnt be afraid of bats this website was a big help thanks
sam friedman <Bewitched689@aol.com/>
upper dublin, pa USA - Monday, January 08, 2001 at 19:12:33 (EST)
I would kill to have your job i mean im in love with bats and i think ya'll are the greatest
Jessica Peters <Mooncandy88@aol.com>
Mesquite, Tx USA - Sunday, January 07, 2001 at 22:39:31 (EST)
lovely site
love you <nope>
nov scotia, USA - Monday, January 01, 2001 at 02:14:45 (EST)
Nothing is cuter or (more importantly) more needed than a good healthy, bug-hungry bat. Thank you for your efforts and nifty site.
Jamie Curtis <black-widow@uswest.net>
Eugene, OR USA - Wednesday, December 20, 2000 at 03:37:27 (EST)
I tried to find blue skys I'd like to read it. We have a bat living at our cabin we call Roy we are planning to build a bat house this winter, so Roy can invite some of his old friends from the barn a half mile away.
J kirby <fishearz@hotmail.com>
st Cloud, MN USA - Thursday, December 07, 2000 at 01:55:15 (EST)
We have bat or two flying around our houseand my 5 year old grandson and I would like to make a bat house for them. Your site gave us a lot of information. It was very educational compare to other sites. We wish you would have a little more on how to build bat houses. But over all great job, and we thank you. Larry
Larry Smith <LLSPJS@CASAGRANDE.COM>
Casa Grande, az USA - Thursday, November 09, 2000 at 01:23:13 (EST)
Your site is informative, well-organized and fun! I am a
licensed wildlife rehabilitator in the process of obtaining
a permit to work with rabies-vector species. Bats have
always fascinated me, and I hope to be rehabbing them soon!
Connie Beroza <cberoza@mceermail.buffalo.edu>
Buffalo, NY USA - Tuesday, November 07, 2000 at 15:41:52 (EST)
I read everyword. What a marlevous website. Well designed and entertaining as well as educational and enjoyable. Good job!
Grace Lovejoy
USA - Friday, October 20, 2000 at 19:32:07 (EDT)
Excellent and interesting site.
David King <david@batbox.com>
Steyning, UK - Wednesday, October 18, 2000 at 17:45:03 (EDT)
Great information! Beautifully done!
Pam Nave <pambat@webtv.net>
Martinez, CA USA - Tuesday, October 10, 2000 at 17:39:53 (EDT)
What a neat place to visit. Lots to learn here. I will spread the word in hopes that EVERYONE (well almost) will better understand these little creatures.
Jackie Bobrosky <electricjmb@aol.com>
Martinez, Ca USA - Tuesday, October 10, 2000 at 01:54:28 (EDT)
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