🦇 Going Batty #24 🦇 Mystery Cache

GOING  BATTY #24

Welcome to my new Bat caches.  When I lived in Missouri during the summer of 2003, I worked at Ozark Caverns within Lake of The Ozarks State Park. Ozark Caverns has remained mostly natural as there is no lighting installed in the caves, which makes it a great habitat for bats.  I learned quite a bit about bats and wanted to create a few bat puzzle caches: the "Bump In The Night" for Snag The Tag is the perfect time to do it too.  

The cache is not at the posted coordinates.

Bat Fact #24

Nectarivores (nectar-eating species) have elongated snouts and very long, thin tongues that end in bristles; this enables them to reach into the tube of a flower and collect the sugary nectar. As they push their heads into the flower, pollen becomes stuck to their fur; they carry this pollen to the next flower and so act as pollinating agents.

The flowers of many species of plant open only at night to allow for pollination by bats.

​​​​​Puzzle:

Click on Certitude below to enter your answer, to get the final Cache Coordinates and Hint.

You can validate your puzzle solution with certitude.