South River Watershed Alliance
The Big Brown Bat: 5" long with a BIG appetite for bugs! 🦇 plus they have good, big hair💈 B3s depend on moths, beetles

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The Big Brown Bat: 5" long with a BIG appetite for bugs!

🦇 plus they have good, big hair💈 B3s depend on moths, beetles & other flying nighttime insects for food, including agricultural pests. A good reason to curb or quit pesticide use! Bats are the only flying mammal on earth and another critter to celebrate at Wild Fling on October 8th! Join a wild pack of river lovers Thursday, Oct. 8 at @patagoniaatl on the BeltLine for live music by @boloboysband, a Mediterranean spread by @refugeenetwork, Sangria, and beer by @creaturecomforts — all benefiting SRWA’s work to protect and restore the South River. 🎟️ Get your tickets: southriverga.org/events/wildfling Thursday, October 8 • 7:30–9:30 PM #WildFling #SouthRiver #SouthRiverGA #BigBrownBat #GeorgiaBats #GeorgiaWildlife #AtlantaWildlife #UrbanWildlife #GeorgiaRivers #Bats
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