Francis Lee Jaques, 1961
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Francis Lee Jaques, 1961
I was looking for more fired pottery to post but...honestly I just have a cabinet full of unfired pottery. But remembered how much I like this very happy bat.
What kind of bat is this?
fluffy big brown bats laying down on various surfaces
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I can feel autumn in the air. 🍂
Scientists fight to save bats from deadly disease
Scientists fight to save bats from deadly disease
Brown bats displaying white-nose syndrome Federal agencies and their allies are reinforcing the fight against the scary and, yes, tricky disease that’s been wiping out bat populations…All told, FWS will provide $1.5 million in this newest round of grant funding, which comes at a seemingly propitious time… Caused by a soil-based fungus named Pseudogymnoascus destructans, white-nose syndrome was…
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This was a project for a drawing class I took at OU. The assignment was called “Light Visibility” and we had to use just charcoal, graphite pencil, and color pencils for the work. Out of all the projects I did for this class, this one was actually fun for me because my professor let us do it in storyboard format. I hope to improve my skills in the future, and maybe do more storyboards. The pictures tell a story of brown bats dying from a disease called white nose syndrome (it’s so sad...)