Non-scientific sites about bats. Especially watching, rehabilitation and amateur research.
This page was last updated on October 2nd, 2008
This page was last updated on October 2nd, 2008
Bats (from Wildlife)
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Ku-ring-gai BCS
Covers species in the Sydney region of Australia, with news, images and conservation details.
LHS Masters of the Night Bat Quiz
Test of knowledge with true and false questions, which aims to dispell myths about bats.
Alaska Wildlife Notebook
General information about the species in the state. Article by Jack Whitman.
Creatures of the Night
Royal British Columbia Museum article regarding history of bats, research references, and programs. Located in Canada.
Bats - Hinterland Who's Who
Brochure from the Canadian Wildlife Service with a general introduction to the 19 species of Canada.
BatHelp
Information about bats and what to do if you find a sick or injured bat. Includes database of bat care facilities in the U.S.
Bat Detective
Information about bat species. Details of habitat, diet, ecology and houses.
Potential Effects of Global Change on Bats
Article by Michael A. Bogan, a Research Biologist of USGC, and Professor at University of New Mexico. Pictures, map, and resources included.
Discovery Online: Top Bat
Bob Benson, public information manager for Bat Conservation International, provides audio interviews to Animal Planet.
Bat Conservation International
Explore the world of bats through the articles, photos, and trivia.
Incredible Bats
Popular information about bats from a Creationist's perspective.
Radar's Bat Education
Offers FAQs, batcams, section for rehabilitators, news articles and information on building bat houses.
First Nature - UK Bats
Pictures and details of a dozen species in Britain, with details of habitats and roosts.
Last Refuge: Vampire Bats
Article on blood-sucking Vampire Bats and the making of the film "Vampire" for BBC by the film producer Adrian Warren. Image gallery of bats and other wildlife.
Bat Crew
Large reference site to the conservation, rescue, and welfare of bats, including educational programs. Discusses bat myths. Includes a "fun for kids" page.
Organization for Bat Conservation
Educational programs presented nation-wide. Dedicated to protecting bats and their habitats. Educational bat-related material, including books, videos, T-shirts and bat houses. Memberships available.
Jaguar Paw Bat Facts
General introduction to biology, conservation, and myths about bats.
Distribution of Mexican Free-tailed Bats
Carlsbad Caverns National Park offers information on bat flight program, population, list of bats, cave tours, calendar of events, teacher guide, map, and articles.
Friends of Bats
Extensive information about bats from a bat removal and rescue firm in Florida.
Bats and Rabies
Information from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Amazing Bat Facts and Trivia
Piles of fun facts and trivia items relating to bats.
Donna Hensley's Bat Colony
Donna Hensley shares some articles and projects produced during her 15 years as a bat researcher.
Flying Foxes of Bellingen Island
Information about the colony of grey-headed flying foxes found on Bellingen Island, New South Wales.
Paston Bats Homepage
Paston Great Barn in Norfolk is used as a breeding site by barbastelle, Natterer's, brown long-eared, and pipistrelles.
Bats of San Diego
Home to 22 species of bats, page provides photos, info and rescue contacts for the local species.
Bat FAQ
Contains basic information regarding the benefits of bats, use of guano as an attractant, bat house placement and maintenance, hibernation, and rabies.
What's So Bad About Bats?
Article from the Philadelphia Inquirer about bats and their public image by Sue Chastain. Includes links to references.
Batties
Sanctuary and educational and environmental centre. Contains facts, photos and information about the species at the centre.
The Bat Roost
Includes information and photos about bats in Louisiana, bird watching and landscaping with native plants.
Nick's Bat Pages
A homepage with details of personal bat watching and resources for bat lovers. Based around Yorkshire, UK.
Covers species in the Sydney region of Australia, with news, images and conservation details.
Test of knowledge with true and false questions, which aims to dispell myths about bats.
General information about the species in the state. Article by Jack Whitman.
Royal British Columbia Museum article regarding history of bats, research references, and programs. Located in Canada.
Brochure from the Canadian Wildlife Service with a general introduction to the 19 species of Canada.
Information about bats and what to do if you find a sick or injured bat. Includes database of bat care facilities in the U.S.
Information about bat species. Details of habitat, diet, ecology and houses.
Article by Michael A. Bogan, a Research Biologist of USGC, and Professor at University of New Mexico. Pictures, map, and resources included.
Bob Benson, public information manager for Bat Conservation International, provides audio interviews to Animal Planet.
Explore the world of bats through the articles, photos, and trivia.
Popular information about bats from a Creationist's perspective.
Offers FAQs, batcams, section for rehabilitators, news articles and information on building bat houses.
Pictures and details of a dozen species in Britain, with details of habitats and roosts.
Article on blood-sucking Vampire Bats and the making of the film "Vampire" for BBC by the film producer Adrian Warren. Image gallery of bats and other wildlife.
Large reference site to the conservation, rescue, and welfare of bats, including educational programs. Discusses bat myths. Includes a "fun for kids" page.
Educational programs presented nation-wide. Dedicated to protecting bats and their habitats. Educational bat-related material, including books, videos, T-shirts and bat houses. Memberships available.
General introduction to biology, conservation, and myths about bats.
Carlsbad Caverns National Park offers information on bat flight program, population, list of bats, cave tours, calendar of events, teacher guide, map, and articles.
Extensive information about bats from a bat removal and rescue firm in Florida.
Information from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Piles of fun facts and trivia items relating to bats.
Donna Hensley shares some articles and projects produced during her 15 years as a bat researcher.
Information about the colony of grey-headed flying foxes found on Bellingen Island, New South Wales.
Paston Great Barn in Norfolk is used as a breeding site by barbastelle, Natterer's, brown long-eared, and pipistrelles.
Home to 22 species of bats, page provides photos, info and rescue contacts for the local species.
Contains basic information regarding the benefits of bats, use of guano as an attractant, bat house placement and maintenance, hibernation, and rabies.
Article from the Philadelphia Inquirer about bats and their public image by Sue Chastain. Includes links to references.
Sanctuary and educational and environmental centre. Contains facts, photos and information about the species at the centre.
Includes information and photos about bats in Louisiana, bird watching and landscaping with native plants.
A homepage with details of personal bat watching and resources for bat lovers. Based around Yorkshire, UK.
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