Travel Bug Dog Tag BATS IN THE CACHE-FREE

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Owner:
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Released:
Tuesday, July 26, 2005
Origin:
Texas, United States
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Bats are not the stuff of nightmares
Bats are our bug eating friends!!!
Think these little bats can fly the world?
Make sure their journey never ends!

Thanks for helpin’ them along!

About This Item

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Austin & Round Rock, Texas, are home to two of the largest urban bat populations in the world. The evening flights of Mexican Freetails (little critters taken one at a time) are sights to behold – folks have even called 9-1-1 to report the bridge a-fire – and the flights show up on the Doppler radar of the weather report.
To read more, see www.ctdxcc.org/bats/ www.batcon.org/discover/congress.html www.texasfreeway.com/Austin/photos/i35/i35_bats.shtml or send your favorite search tool after Texas and bat colony.
We love our little bat friends, who eat their weight in skeeters and other insectoid varmints.
Radar studies of the bats from Bracken Cave in Texas show that they fly as high as 10,000 feet (3,000 m), but are usually found at 600 to 3,200 feet (200 to 1,000 m) above the ground. (www.tpwd.state.tx.us/nature/wild/vertebrate/mammals/bats/natcropdusters.htm)

Alas, Version 1 was muggled in a far off cache in Australia.
Where she roosts, nobody can say.
So a new version is set out to the trails, ya
Thanks for helping it along on its way!

Version 2 -- pink Carlsbad Caverns 'Bat Viewer'
Version 1 (muggled -- SNIFF!!!!) Carved Tiger-Eye Bat Charm

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Discovered It 11/16/2020 JoSch_CGN discovered it   Visit Log

Discovered it. Thank you for sharing.
Discovered It 10/10/2018 fred856 discovered it   Visit Log

Découvert- merci pour le partage
Discovered It 6/22/2018 hello-pittie discovered it   Visit Log

Thanks for sharing! Logging virtually with owners permission.
Discovered It 6/21/2018 Czechsun discovered it   Visit Log

Logging virtually with owner's permission. Thank you for sharing.
Discovered It 6/21/2018 DrPflug discovered it   Visit Log

Logging virtually with the owner's permission. Thank you for sharing.
Write note 1/26/2010 Tygress posted a note for it   Visit Log

Discovered in Dec. of 2007
Missing by July 2008
Figure since no activity logged
Past time to mark this poor TB as 'Late'

Logged as unseen on July 19, 2008 by ithacadoodle (2537 found)

This one just has NO luck, does it?
Discovered It 12/30/2007 72CCT-ChE discovered it   Visit Log

discovered in Williamson, NY
Dropped Off 12/15/2007 Spiderweb4-2 placed it in Hi-Ho Cherry Oh New York - 1,011.38 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 11/28/2007 Spiderweb4-2 retrieved it from Coconut Crossing Florida   Visit Log

Cooooooooooooool! I love bats! (Oh, and if you look at our Coconut Crossing log, the name's wrong. Sorry!) We'll drop this TB back in NY when we go home. Good idea for a travel bug.
Dropped Off 11/25/2007 Nolehawks placed it in Coconut Crossing Florida - 191.19 miles  Visit Log
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