2.5K views · 221 reactions | Finishing off the week of bat sounds with a little brown bat and an even littler voice. Jason Corbett | Bat Conservation International | Facebook

Meet our two non-releasable little brown bat girls. Buffy and Willow came into care last year both sustained injuries that rendered them unable to be released back into the wild. They became best friends and remain in sanctuary with us. They have a nightly routine which is an eager and impatient display for dinner 😂 This species was once the most common bat in Pennsylvania. However, its numbers collapsed rapidly after the arrival of White‑Nose Syndrome (WNS). In Pennsylvania, the little brown

While working in an attic, an exterminator accidentally knocked something small out of place—a big brown bat! The little animal curled up on the floor, and although he was barely moving he appeared to be breathing. He must have been sleeping in the attic to escape the cold before being woken up. As the exterminator looked at the poor little bat, his heart went out to him – he wanted to help! He carefully placed the bat in a bucket and called TWC’s hotline for help. The exterminator drove the big