Dr. Lynne Nelson of WSU College of Veterinary Medicine will discuss bat biology, ecology, health and disease; bats in WA; how to view and identify bats; and how to attract bats to your property.
Washington state is home to 15 species of bats, all highly beneficial by taking up the night shift job of insect control from daytime-flying birds.
Dr. Lynne Nelson of Washington State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine will discuss bat biology, ecology, health and disease; information about the bats of Washington state and their status; how to view and identify bats; and how to attract bats to your property.
This is a presentation by Spokane Audubon Society.
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