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Creche Feb 17

General Content - General

You'll find a little (hand made!) video taken at creche today...thanks to our 'official photographer' Kathy Earsman.

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Bat Rescue

Bat Rescue Inc. is a self-funded volunteer organisation whose members are permitted under Queensland's Department of Environment and Resource Management (DERM) to care for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. Established on the Sunshine Coast in 2002, Bat Rescue Inc. was South-East Queensland's only bat-specific care group.  The aims of the organisation are:

  • To provide education and information to the general public
  • Active conservation of bats and their habitat
  • The promotion of bats as an important part of our ecology
  • The rehabilitation and release of bats back to the wild

Bat Rescue Inc. volunteers meet all costs including transportation, food and medications out of their own pockets. The rescue service is provided free of charge as part of our contribution to our local community and at the same time provides us with an opportunity to educate the public about the ecological importance of these unique creatures.

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Please take a moment to look through this website. And, if you're in the Sunshine Coast area, think about joining Bat Rescue and giving support in whatever way you can. You'll find more details here.

 

Sasha's Rescue

Special projects - Rescues

I've put together a photo gallery of the rescue of a little Grey Headed Flying Fox here in Maleny. THANK YOU Energex!

Find it here

 

Photo gallery

Rescue - Rehab

Here's a 'photo history' of one little Grey Headed male who came into care at 2 weeks of age - watch his progress!

Read more...

 

Sunny the Orphan

Rescue - Baby Bat Rescues

'Sunny', the 72gm male Grey Headed Flying Fox, came into care when his mother was found on the ground, dead it appears of blunt force trauma to her head.

Little Sunny was almost as cold as his mum and covered in ants.

A quick trip to the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital and he was cleared to come home into care.

7 good meals and 4 good poos later, he's quietly getting there - more photos as he grows up.

 

Don't shoot bats

A great website, please visit:

 

http://www.dontshootbats.com/

Year of the Bat

2012 is the year of the bat!

Find out more here.