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    Bat research ongoing in Upper Connecticut River Basin [Image 2 of 4]

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    A small bat is being held by a person wearing yellow leather work gloves, likely during a wildlife research or handling session. The bat has its mouth open, revealing small sharp teeth, and displays distinctive mottled brown and white fur patterning. The dark background suggests this was photographed at night.

    KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, UNITED STATES

    08.30.2011

    Photo by Andrew Stamer 

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District

    A Hoary Bat is captured and then soon released after being discovered during a mist net check. Gary Pelton, biologist, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District, and a group of interns from the Student Conservation Association, have been collecting data on bats for the state of New Hampshire to help with population estimates to determine whether the little brown bat should be listed on the state's endangered species list. (U.S. Army photo/Christopher Scheiner)

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    Date Taken: 08.30.2011
    Date Posted: 11.04.2011 11:49
    Photo ID: 483929
    VIRIN: 110830-A-BJ146-006
    Resolution: 2592x1944
    Size: 2.07 MB
    Location: KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, US
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    A man wearing a gray uniform shirt and a Petzl headlamp mounted on a constellation-patterned bandana holds a small bat on his outstretched, gloved hand at night. He appears to be smiling and looking toward the bat, suggesting a wildlife handling or release activity. His attire and badge indicate he may be a park ranger or wildlife professional.
    A small bat is being held by a person wearing yellow leather work gloves, likely during a wildlife research or handling session. The bat has its mouth open, revealing small sharp teeth, and displays distinctive mottled brown and white fur patterning. The dark background suggests this was photographed at night.
    A bat is entangled in a fine mesh mist net against a dark background, consistent with wildlife research or bat banding/monitoring fieldwork. The bat appears to be alive, with its wings partially folded and body fur visible. The image was likely taken at night using flash photography, a common technique in bat survey methodology.
    A small brown bat is being held in a gloved hand against a dark nighttime background. The bat appears alert with its mouth slightly open, and its wings are folded against its body. The handler is wearing a thick leather work glove, likely for protection during bat handling.

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