#Rhinolophus_affinis vs cockroach #batinflightphoto #ecosystemservices

Meet Kingston’s Roundleaf Bat, Hipposideros kingstonae @TiggaKingston Thanks all co-authors and congrats Phutita

see who I met in the jungle of Brunei 😁 @Faisal_AnwarAli

Murina guilleni 🥰

A bat session with students of #tropicalecolgyandconservation field course from #CUNY. Brief but hope you enjoyed the evening + positive impressions of bat!

The cute and the beauty 😘

Celebrating bat appreciation month in the field with these gorgeous bats

the fluffy cutie ☺️

4 mass shootings in 3 years! 😔

First visitor to our collection in 2 years. Welcome Sergei Kruskop.

Although widespread in much of SE Asia, only one nesting site is known in Thailand. We are lucky enough to have a chance to observe behaviours of this gorgeous bird in the field during the last breeding season. Still lot to get to know them.

Only one out of four flashes fired on this shot, but it turns out not so bad. #Hipposideroslarvatus

me selfied with a (post-breeding-season) nest of Lesser Adjutant on top of a dipterocarp tree at the last in-situ nesting site of this vulnerable bird in Thailand

Urban green spaces support bat community - one of the most common like Rhinolophus affinis here, with photo showing its diagnostic character, is the regular visitor of community-managed forest.

not that wow, but cute enough and can’t help my self not to post it 🤣 #Hgaleritus

we will be, again at last, re-opening in the coming month with new things everywhere - including in the loo!