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August Watch over the pond as the sun sets and you
may see bats hunting for flying insects. Both adults and young bats
will be eating as much as they can to build up fat reserves. The
reserves will supply enough energy for the bat to survive hibernation.
With the improved hibernation facilities underneath the incorporating
mills there may be an increase in bat sightings in the area. Nationally
bats are in decline.
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