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![]() We have this huge bat cave to the northeast of us.(Bracken Cave)
Very close to the racetrack at mighty Retama Park. Sometimes they give false images on radar. Tonight is one of those nights. Enjoy this natural feast. SAT is San Antonio Texas of course. Attachment 871 Last edited by pgardn : 05-09-2009 at 10:46 AM. |
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![]() When bats come out of a cave in large groups like
these Mexican Freetails do, they swirl out like a corkscrew. From distance it looks like wind blowing black smoke. But when you get closer the corkscrewing and all the little fluttering which amounts to a really interesting sound. Anyways, why do bats in large groups corkscrew like this instead of flying like birds in large flocks or like fish (if you have ever been snorkeling and been in a large school ya know what Ima talkin about) in a school? very diff pattern of avoiding running into each other... I wanna know so bat-people give it up. |
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![]() Is it me or is the picture not showing?
Eric |
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![]() Quote:
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"but there's just no point in trying to predict when the narcissits finally figure out they aren't living in the most important time ever." hi im god quote |
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![]() Pat....we really need to get you out more often.
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![]() Ok I will try again.
I still need an answer from the bat people. |
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![]() Last edited by pgardn : 05-09-2009 at 10:46 AM. |
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![]() Quote:
It was really, really hot today. |
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![]() Wow.
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![]() OH MY GOD!!
Did you see that? It was hideous!!! |
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![]() Did anyone see the radar...?
Those were frkkn bats causing that green patch around SAT. Ok. Why do they corkscrew formation fly? |
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![]() Because cork is a hot female bat.
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Do people not realize the magnitude of bat it takes to show up on a weather radar? |
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![]() Maybe they all were named Ray.
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http://sixmonths2008.wordpress.com/2...he-little-bat/
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If anyone has seen phenomena it begs the question. |
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![]() Really quite interesting, the radar and the reason why they spiral.
For the record the radar pic came up for me on the first post. Is this unusual or does it re-occur every year? I have seen bats come out of caves before but never thought it could be read on radar. |
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Sometimes they trickle out and it does not show up. But this is a huge colony of bats. Much much larger than the one at Carlsbad. In fact in may be the largest in North America. |
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BTW can you go catch some and send them here to eat the mosquitoes..... ![]() We have a few bats around here but not that many. I'm thinking about getting some bat houses. |
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![]() They may be returning to Louisville.
It's like Capistrano. |
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