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8 01, 2018

Fort Myers

Angelena2020-12-30T14:41:44+00:00January 8th, 2018|Categories: Nottingham Roosevelt Memorial Travelling Scholarship|Tags: bats, echolocation, Florida, Miami|1 Comment

I am driving to Fort Myers, where I am staying with a lady who is an environmental consultant. It takes me 3 hours to get there with a few rest stops along the Everglades.

3 01, 2018

Bats, Bridges and Tacos!

Angelena2020-12-30T14:54:08+00:00January 3rd, 2018|Categories: Bats, Nottingham Roosevelt Memorial Travelling Scholarship|Tags: art, Austin, bats, Statesman Bat Observation Center, Texas, urban, wildlife|0 Comments

Austin's bridge bats are Mexican free-tailed bats. They migrate each spring from central Mexico to various roosting sites throughout the south-western U.S.A.

2 01, 2018

Austin

Angelena2020-12-30T14:57:32+00:00January 2nd, 2018|Categories: Bats, Nottingham Roosevelt Memorial Travelling Scholarship|Tags: Austin, Bat Conservation International, bats, conservation, ecology, Texas, wildlife|0 Comments

The main reason I came to Austin is to see the bats under Congress bridge and meet with Bat Conservation International.

2 01, 2018

Grand Canyon

Angelena2020-12-30T15:07:40+00:00January 2nd, 2018|Categories: Nottingham Roosevelt Memorial Travelling Scholarship|Tags: Arizona, bats, ecosystems, Grand Canyon, landscape, meditation|0 Comments

On our way to the Grand Canyon, we also stopped in Sedona which is seen my many people as the Earths heart chakra.

21 12, 2017

Back to Sunny San Diego

Angelena2020-12-30T15:22:36+00:00December 21st, 2017|Categories: Bats, Nottingham Roosevelt Memorial Travelling Scholarship|Tags: bats, California, conservation, ecology, Natural History Museum, San Diego|0 Comments

The next morning is an early start, as I am heading into San Diego to meet Drew Stokes, the ‘Bat Man of San Diego’ at the S.D. Natural History Museum!