Found a tiny Garden Bat in my yard!;o)

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My little Garden BAT I found while weeding!

Found a tiny Garden Bat in my yard!;o)

By: partyBEESSubscribe Channel: Pets & Animals Saturday, Jul 26 , 08 at 5:07 PM
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While I was weeding near some of my driftwood today, I almost grabbed this little Garden Bat! I think he's just a tiny bat, or a baby, I'm not sure, either way he's soooo cute! He was sleepy, but DID open his little mouth when I put a few leaves around him to cover him again.
What we find in our GARDENS! ;o)
S W Cedar Rapids, Kenda

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just me says ... on Monday, Jul 28 at 12:09 PM

I hate bats, if I would of grabbed or almost grabbed that, I think I would have peed my pants, aghhh! I'm going to be more cautious when weeding :-)

Tiptonitte says ... on Saturday, Jul 26 at 7:01 PM

My son found a bat just like yours on thursday in our front yard while cleaning up trash. Its that a weird coincidence.

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