Ryan speaks with Julianna Laposa-Wilde, Southern Vancouver Island Bat Program Coordinator with the Habitat Acquisition Trust, after the group has received many reports of bats found in unusual spots

IMAGE: Baby bats, called pups, are born hairless, but soon grow fur, begin to fly, and may end up in surprising places. Always wear thick gloves if you must move a bat and contact the BC Community Bat Program for guidance. Photo: A. Skurikhina 

<p>Ryan speaks with Julianna Laposa-Wilde, Southern Vancouver Island Bat Program Coordinator with the Habitat Acquisition Trust, after the group has received many reports of bats found in unusual spots</p>
<p>IMAGE: Baby bats, called pups, are born hairless, but soon grow fur, begin to fly, and may end up in surprising places. Always wear thick gloves if you must move a bat and contact the BC Community Bat Program for guidance. Photo: A. Skurikhina </p>

Advertisement