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| Bono aged 25 days |
Over the years I've been caring for Flying-foxes and Microbats, I've come to learn a lot of things. One is that a lot people believe the many untruths about them being circulated.
So I've decided to set up this blog in order to dispel the myths and provide information on all these truly wonderful and environmentally friendly animals.
So I've decided to set up this blog in order to dispel the myths and provide information on all these truly wonderful and environmentally friendly animals.
On the last day of
creation God had finished all his tasks,
He had some bits
left over, what to do with these spare parts?
Some soft and downy
fur and wings, exquisitely from silk.
"I'll make a loving
creature and it's young shall drink it's milk.
It will live it's
life so gently, not a thing shall it cause strife.
It will lick the
vital nectar, and spread seeds that give us life
I'll make it in a
family, with bonds complex and warm
Instinctively in
unison, the night skies they will swarm"
And God gazed upon
this creature and his soul was in its eyes
And he rested then,
and sighed, at last, completely satisfied.
Jan
Martin
References:
Roberts, B.J.
(2006). Management of Urban Flying-fox Camps:
Issues of Relevance to Camps in the Lower Clarence,
NSW. Valley Watch Inc., Maclean.
(2006). Management of Urban Flying-fox Camps:
Issues of Relevance to Camps in the Lower Clarence,
NSW. Valley Watch Inc., Maclean.
Sue Churchill
Australian Bats (Second Edition)
Australian Bats (Second Edition)
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