Lucky bat is hanging on. He seems to have improved and is active and squeaking again. I hope he'll survive, but I know in my heart that he probably won't last the night.
In the meantime, have some photos of a grumpy sacred kingfisher.

Kingfisher says "BUGGER OFF!"

The brown fringes on his wing feathers show he is a sub-adult juvenile. Mature adults are a solid iridescent green.

Biting the finger that feeds him.

This afternoon I let him have a fly in the house, and he flew up and landed higher than his release height. If it's not raining tomorrow (and I can't remember when I last said those words) I'll let him go.
In the meantime, have some photos of a grumpy sacred kingfisher.

Kingfisher says "BUGGER OFF!"

The brown fringes on his wing feathers show he is a sub-adult juvenile. Mature adults are a solid iridescent green.

Biting the finger that feeds him.

This afternoon I let him have a fly in the house, and he flew up and landed higher than his release height. If it's not raining tomorrow (and I can't remember when I last said those words) I'll let him go.
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Date: 19 Jan 2008 00:33 (UTC)