#pipestrelle

[wildlifeaid]

It's been a little batty around the centre, recently! This pipistrelle had, unfortunately, been caught by a cat. Miraculously, however, it seemed to have escaped, completely uninjured. After a thorough examination, a dose of long-acting antibiotics and a quick flight test around an enclosed space, this little one was given the all-clear to be taken back to where it was found. #bat #pipestrelle #wildlife #wild #animals #rescue #release #cute (at Wildlife Aid - home of TV's Wildlife SOS) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3FAlNvAVHh/?igshid=1r8ol0phm89tj

[wildlifeaid]

We've had yet another visitor brought to us from the dump. This very quick, feisty pipistrelle bat arrived after being found in the slurry pit. Despite being found in the pit, the bat was surprisingly clean and, after an examination, this little one was in rather a hurry to get back home! Quickly proving that it had no trouble flying, the bat was monitored for 24 hours and released the very next evening! #pipestrelle #bats #wildlife #wildanimals #wild #flying #linksoflondon (at Wildlife Aid - home of TV's Wildlife SOS) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1g7F-NAisR/?igshid=nuh0v0mci6aa