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Baby Tube-Nosed Bat being cute: this is Wiggles

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Wiggles is an Eastern Tube-Nosed bat who was rescued from a barbed wire entanglement
She is being raised by a carer who says - she does a wiggly happy dance when she's about to be fed.
The carer thought she was young but didn’t know how to age her because these bat come into care infrequently and there are no reliable age charts. Due to age, dentition, lack of yellow pigment spots, 33gm/61mm she was aged as young - possibly about the same developmental age as a 10 week old Grey-Headed Flying-Fox.
The carer has been feeding her 5 times a day with fruit feeds at night.
Wiggles had a huge deficit in her right wing membrane trailing edge but this is resolving and she’s starting to try and fly now. Her unique spots have started to develop. She is starting to be weaned and will be returned to the rescuer who has a 6mtr flight aviary so we can try release if she flies well.
She’s so chilled and happy; more often tube nose are crazy and stressy.
Thanks Mandi for the video footage
Tolga Bat Hospital takes donations for the aviary fundraiser.
Mention Megabattie or Meg/Aviary in the PayPal message box and the money will find its way to the aviary building fund.
If no message box appears, please email Jenny to tell her that the money is for the aviary.
Here’s Jenny’s email.
She is being raised by a carer who says - she does a wiggly happy dance when she's about to be fed.
The carer thought she was young but didn’t know how to age her because these bat come into care infrequently and there are no reliable age charts. Due to age, dentition, lack of yellow pigment spots, 33gm/61mm she was aged as young - possibly about the same developmental age as a 10 week old Grey-Headed Flying-Fox.
The carer has been feeding her 5 times a day with fruit feeds at night.
Wiggles had a huge deficit in her right wing membrane trailing edge but this is resolving and she’s starting to try and fly now. Her unique spots have started to develop. She is starting to be weaned and will be returned to the rescuer who has a 6mtr flight aviary so we can try release if she flies well.
She’s so chilled and happy; more often tube nose are crazy and stressy.
Thanks Mandi for the video footage
Tolga Bat Hospital takes donations for the aviary fundraiser.
Mention Megabattie or Meg/Aviary in the PayPal message box and the money will find its way to the aviary building fund.
If no message box appears, please email Jenny to tell her that the money is for the aviary.
Here’s Jenny’s email.
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