Seminar about bats
This is open to the public - sponsored by Antler Ridge Wildlife Sanctuary which is involved in helping Tranquility Methodist Church to safely preserve it's bat colony while doing much needed renovations to the church. Currently bat counts are being conducted.
Interested?? Email me or Antler Ridge
5catmom im ascared of bats but acknowledge they eat bugs - which is good - still don't want them to bite me...
skippy Bats are awesome! I've visited caves of them - so amazing. We also had the cutest little bat at Rocky Springs Wildlife rehab. Fascinating to see one up close. The little hands!!
Rebecka Next time I have a bat in the house I am calling Rebecka. And definitely not skippy :)
maja 
A good dayRocky Springs has closed its doors, A good day. Donna ran it for 10 years, and then decided to call it a day... probably because she wanted her life back! It was non-stop work during the spring and summer. Very rewarding, but I understand why she closed the center.
And I'd be happy to help you get a bat out of your house, maja... lol! I'm probably one of the few *humans* around who has had a rabies vaccination!
Rebecka, wish I would have known how much you liked them:) I had one in my garage not long ago and I most definitely would have let you admire it as you were removing it from my house!!! Freaked me out!!!!
JRT Rebecka., thanks for letting me know. I think she had a beautiful calico cat that was the Staples cat. Do you know if she still has the cat?
Ah, yes she did. Not sure if the beautiful calico is still with us, but there is a poster on the forum "kayaking" who should know. She stayed in closer touch with Donna.
@JRT - humans seem to have a natural aversion to bats. I think maybe because back in the day they transmitted certain diseases to humans? I mean, I know they're still a potential vector, but we have less to worry about, and I personally (for some odd reason) like the little creatures.
If you are ever in the Philadelphia Zoo right when it opens .... around 10am .... head for the bat cage as they are very active then. Besides eating and walking around, you will very likely see many of them pee.
Bats hang in the outside gable end trim of my house. Their job is eating mosquitos, and they are very good, they work for free!
fitter 
Just a reminder - it's next Thursday - and it supports a good cause and it's nearby
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