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It's finally happened, Scott has gone batty.
Scott goes Batty
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OK, how or where do you turn off the Bats ?
The rest is fine, the Bats are Batty ...
I use to know, but forgot.
The rest is fine, the Bats are Batty ...
I use to know, but forgot.
Nice to know there's are settings! 
Now I read texts better which out the crazy bats flying around.
Now I read texts better which out the crazy bats flying around.
They taste a lot like squirrel.
Sent from my iPad3 using the SatelliteGuys app! Only because can't get Tapatalk to work on such an old device. I'll shift to Chrome on this, too, eventually.
Sent from my iPad3 using the SatelliteGuys app! Only because can't get Tapatalk to work on such an old device. I'll shift to Chrome on this, too, eventually.
I love to watch them fly from the backyard in the late evening just before it's too dark to see them. They might not be much to look at when sitting still but on the wing they own the night sky. A top dog fighter pilot has nothing on them!I like the bats!
Bats are wonderful eco friendly that's keeps bugs down!
Bats are wonderful eco friendly that's keeps bugs down!
Oh you can say that again! On my first trip to Los Alamos in... Ah... The mid '70's, Mexico had forgotten their free-tailed bats were so important and began dynamiting their cave mouths, with the result that their bat population crashed, and the little moth population in NM exploded. You could barely drive down the highway without getting a goopy mess smashed all over the windshield. You could barely get into or out of your door without having those dang moths fall on you from the top of the door frame and escape into your apartment. Of course they hid inside and didn't come out until you turned out the lights to sleep. And then there was this tick... tick... tick... as those dratted moths flew into the ceiling. Ugh!
I remembered in the Panama Canal Zone days seeing so many moths and good old bats having a good pig out eating! 
Of course that's was back in I was stationed in Panama Canal Zone back in 69 to 73 since my dad was in USAF at that time.
I just was little kid at that time, and chase too many butterflies out at the time.
Of course that's was back in I was stationed in Panama Canal Zone back in 69 to 73 since my dad was in USAF at that time.
I just was little kid at that time, and chase too many butterflies out at the time.
More likely southeastern, New Mexico where the famous bat's cave is located.
I think they just stopped doing what they were doing and the bat population recovered. At least the very next year the moth situation was much improved.
More likely southeastern, New Mexico where the famous bat's cave is located.
I am blanking on that reference unless you are talking about Carlsbad which we most certainly did not dynamite! I remember listening to the bat lecture given by park Rangers at dusk. Magical!
I like the holiday displays. It takes the boredom away.
Well, if you’re bored, I can regale you with details about my recent colon surgery and aftermath.....
Did it help ease your symptoms? Or is it too early to tell?Well, if you’re bored, I can regale you with details about my recent colon surgery and aftermath.....
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