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Describes Irish bat species and provides details of habitat, diet and ecology.
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Contains basic information regarding the benefits of bats, use of guano as an attractant, bat house placement and maintenance, hibernation, and rabies.
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A personal collection of photographs and information.
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General information about the species in the state. Wildlife notebook article from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
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Brochure from the Canadian Wildlife Service with a general introduction to the 19 species of Canada.
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Information from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Home to 22 species of bats, page provides photos, information and rescue contacts for the local species.
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Describes species found in Britain and provides information about echolocation, ecology, and conservation of this mammal.
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Collection of bat related links, from an author in Denver, Colorado.
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Carlsbad Caverns National Park offers information on bat flight program, population, list of bats, cave tours, calendar of events, teacher guide, map, and articles.
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Donna Hensley shares some articles and projects produced during her 15 years as a bat researcher.
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Pictures and details of a dozen species in Britain, with details of habitats and roosts.
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Information about the colony of flying foxes found on Bellingen Island.
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Includes information about bats from a bat removal and rescue firm in Florida.
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Popular information about bats from a Creationist's perspective.
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Test of knowledge with true and false questions, which aims to dispell myths about bats.
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Information on the seventeen species found in Britain, and those properties where they can be seen. Includes contacts for project leaders.
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A homepage with details of personal bat watching and resources for bat lovers. Based around Yorkshire, UK.
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Illustration of a thatched barn, which is a breeding and hibernation site for a colony barbastelle, being saved from development in 2000 in Norfolk, England.
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Article by Michael A. Bogan, a Research Biologist of USGC, and Professor at University of New Mexico. Pictures, map, and resources included.
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Offers FAQs, batcams, section for rehabilitators, news articles and information on building bat houses.
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Feature on the large-eared horseshoe bat, and spectacled, black and little red species of flying fox, living in North Queensland, Australia.
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Includes information and photos about bats in Louisiana, bird watching and landscaping with native plants.
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Long article by Adrian Warren on the biology of the vampire bats, Desmodus and Diaemus, and the problems and challenges experienced in the making of the film “Vampire” in Trinidad.
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Article from the Philadelphia Inquirer about bats and their public image by Sue Chastain. Includes links to references.
