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| It's coming... maybe.... | Got one... nope... false alarm | none over here either |
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| We heard all kinds of land and water critters that night but no bats. Even our detectors (ultrasound) weren't picking a lot up. some... but not a lot. | When we did turn on a light, we were all blinded... nice to sit in the darkness... peaceful. | Day two - this time the south end of the lake on the Wildlife management area. |
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| A giant path of no trees to the hill in the background and then down to the lake. | We're set up for another night | We can shine a light on the net and see every 10 minutes if someone is caught. We didn't catch any but got a TON of bat echolocation calls! |
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| The following pictures are screen shots from my bat detector and the bat it identified. | Eastern Red Bat - common tree bat in Oklahoma | Tricolor Bat - what we used to call Pips |
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| Evening Bat | Many thanks to Mel and Mike - a great experience and a good thing for bat research. | |
