The mysterious Florida bonneted bat, a creature so elusive that biologists know of only one roost in the wild, is actually a chatterbox, far easier to hear than see.And for that information we can thank citizen scientists. Over the past year, they recorded thousands of calls, erected bat boxes and scoured the county to paint a new picture of the underappreciated bats and lift the veil on one of the state’s most critically endangered species.

Source: Singing bats; scientists lift veil on endangered FL species | StAugustine.com
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