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  1. 13-08-2008 #1
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    Default Rodrigues Fruit Bat

    Captured at Newquay Zoo, this beautiful bat kindly posed for me. The Rodrigues Bat is critically endagered.
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    Amazing Babs, looks like a flying Orangutan.
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  3. 13-08-2008 #3
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    As cute as the hedgehog outside your house at 5.45 this morning Babs but much more endangered poor thing......love it!


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    Great capture
    Have never seen a bat
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    Very good capture. Well done.
    I have't seen one of these either
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    What a weird looking creature!
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    Nice shot Babs, it does look like a flying monkey lol
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