Podcasts about bat night

Die Tage werden gerade merklich kürzer. Schade! Aber es ist eine tolle Zeit, um Fledermäuse zu beobachten. Am 25.8. fand im Tierpark Neumünster die Bat-Night statt. Zunächst konnten alle Teilnehmenden einen Fledermauskasten bauen. Danach gab es einen Rundgang in der Abenddämmerung durch den Tierpark zur Beobachtung von Fledermäusen. Es gibt dabei viele Interessantes zu Erfahren über Fledermäuse. Wir haben die Bat-Night mit Mikrofon und Fledermaus-Detektor begleitet. Wir haben für Euch einen preiswerten Fledermausdetektor getestet. Außerdem gibt es wieder Umweltnachrichten und einen besonderen Veranstaltungstipp.

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The Bat Night event is happening on Saturday at the Idaho Falls Zoo. It is an educational night filled with bat sightings.

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Gary Livingston is a Chicago Cubs fan living near San Antonio, Texas. We dive into Gary's love for the game, rooted in his Chicago upbringing and fueled by memorable experiences like attending his first game at Wrigley Field on bat night.Gary shares his experiences working in minor league baseball, covering everything from college radio to interning with the Texas Rangers, and working in the Double-A Texas League. He also shares stories of memorable moments with rising stars like Adam Jones and Felix Hernandez during his time with the San Antonio Missions and provides a behind-the-scenes look at the inner workings of the sport.View show notes and read the full interview transcript here: https://baseballbucketlist.com/podcast/episode-138-gary-livingston/Find Baseball Bucket List Online:Twitter: @BaseballBucketFacebook: @BaseballBucketListInstagram: @Baseball.Bucket.ListWebsite: baseballbucketlist.comThis podcast is part of the Curved Brim Media Network:Twitter: @CurvedBrimWebsite: curvedbrimmedia.com------Learn more about JapanBall's tour offerings at japanball.com

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It is a short one this week, and it is boring. A few highlights: Waffle Day! Bat Night! Dog Day! Over 10,000 downloads! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/twochocolatecakes/support

It is a short one this week, and it is boring.  A few highlights: Waffle Day! Bat Night! Dog Day! Over 10,000 downloads!  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sidecar-jencoleslaw/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sidecar-jencoleslaw/support

Jarvis Cocker is back with a new series of Wireless Nights Tonight, armed with a bat detector Jarvis sets off through a wetland in search of bats and bat stories. He finds ecologist John Altringham crouched beside a cave in North Yorkshire awaiting a swarm of bats that come once a year to dance the night away. Jayne Hyde Dryden is using her powers of echo location to find her way around on a night walk. Being blind, this helps her see in sound. And Gail Armstrong is on watch at the Bat Hospital in Lancashire, nursing injured bats back to good health and finally returning them to the wild. Thanks to Lisa Woodward at the London Wetland Centre Producer Neil McCarthy

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Morning Headlines for July 16, 2021 covering Bat Night at Idaho Falls Zoo, the impact of the heat wave, and a model airplane event.

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Bats get a bad rap, but they play a pivotal role in nature---they devour insects and their furry bodies can spread pollen. Bats make up one fourth of all mammal species.Maryland Department of Natural Resources ecologist Daniel Feller tells us about the devastation caused by the fungal disease White Nose Syndrome, which has killed millions of bats in North America. How is this disease spread?Read more about White Nose Syndrome here:DNR Bats and Diseases pageMaryland's Bat CavesAnd Dr. Kirsten Bohn, researcher at Johns Hopkins’ “Bat Communication Lab,” decodes the sounds bats make. You can hear more from Dr. Bohn at Bat Night! at Patapsco State Valley Park on April 21st.

Dove con FEDERICA LUONI, naturalista , parliamo di Lipu Milano, della Bat Night al Parco delle Cave, di Pipistrelli, di mammiferi, delle maldicenze, di Progetto Life Gestire 2020, di letargo, di comunicazione, di Green City Milano

Dove con FEDERICA LUONI, naturalista , parliamo di Lipu Milano, della Bat Night al Parco delle Cave, di Pipistrelli, di mammiferi, delle maldicenze, di Progetto Life Gestire 2020, di letargo, di comunicazione, di Green City Milano (prima parte)

Dove con FEDERICA LUONI, naturalista , parliamo di Lipu Milano, della Bat Night al Parco delle Cave, di Pipistrelli, di mammiferi, delle maldicenze, di Progetto Life Gestire 2020, di letargo, di comunicazione, di Green City Milano (prima parte)

“The Good Doughnuts.” Brendan and Evan run into each other at work real early and get to talking about S5E9, “Unidentified Black Males.” (Strong Language, Bat Night)

Another inky evening’s here –the air is cool and calm and clear.We’ve feasted, fluttered, swooped, and soared,and yet… we’re still a little bored.All this sameness leaves us blue and makes us ache for something new.Then word spreads quickly from afar:a window has been left ajar.Can it be true? Oh, can it be?Yes! – Bat Night at the library!The sky is lively as we race together toward our favorite place.Eager wings beat autumn air –Look, that’s it. We’re almost there!Then squeezed together, wing to wing, we rocket through the opening.We’ve waited for this night all year, but this is it! At last……we’re here.For most old bats, this isn’t new –they’ve got lots of things to do.They’ll flutter off and lose themselves among the books lined up on shelves.Other bats, in munchy moods, will study guides to fancy foods or hang out by a lamp instead to talk about the books they’ve read.But little bats will have to learn the reason that we must return.The ones who haven’t come before have no idea what’s in store.Some of them will drift away and figure out a game to play,like shaping shadows on the wall, or wingtip-tag around the hall.This big box is loads of fun, blasting brighter than the sun.Instead of copying books from shelves, we can duplicate ourselves!Doesn’t matter where you look; there’s nothing like a pop-up book!The fountain water’s nice and cool and makes a splendid swimming pool.Please keep it down – you must behave!This library is not your cave!It’s hard to settle down and read when life flits by at dizzy speed.But storytime is just the thing to rest a play-exhausted wing.And if we listen, we will hear some distant voices drawing near –Louder, louder, louder still, they coax and pull us in, until…everyone – old bat or pup – has been completely swallowed up and lives inside a book insteadof simply hearing something read.Breathless, lost within the tale,no one sees the sky grow pale.What is that light? A lamp? The moon?Our bookish feast can’t end so soon.It feels as though we’ve just begun, but now we leave our books half done.Through the window, into sky –it’s much too late – we’ve got to fly.But maybe a librarian will give us bats this chance again –and leave a window open wide to let us share the world inside!For now, we’ll dream of things we’ve read, a universe inside each head.Every evening, one and all will listen for that late-night call:Can it be true? Oh, can it be?Yes! – Bat Night at the library!

With Patti Smith, Cédric Villani, Patrick Flandrin, Jean-François Julien and the participation of the Museum national d'Histoire naturelle of Paris A recent study on the garden of the Fondation Cartier carried out by the National Natural History Museum of Paris (2012) found a surprising abundance of ultrasounds revealing the presence of two species of Chiroptera, better known as bats: the common pipistrelle and the Kuhl's pipistrelle. An evening to listen to them.

With Patti Smith, Cédric Villani, Patrick Flandrin, Jean-François Julien and the participation of the Museum national d'Histoire naturelle of Paris A recent study on the garden of the Fondation Cartier carried out by the National Natural History Museum of Paris (2012) found a surprising abundance of ultrasounds revealing the presence of two species of Chiroptera, better known as bats: the common pipistrelle and the Kuhl's pipistrelle. An evening to listen to them.