Eisen Lab Outing to See the #Bats of #YoloBypass July 25, 2019

So on July 24, 2019 I went to see the bats of Yolo Bypass and wrote about it here:Bats at Yolo Bypass and a very very very fast visitor .. #NikonD500, #Bats #YoloBypass #PeregrineFalconAnd then on July 25, I went again with some members of my lab. It was spectacular, even though we did not see any peregrine falcons this time.I went a few minutes early and drove a loop in the park and then parked on the levee near the gate and went for a little walk there. On the walk I got a few nice pics of a great egret.Then I set up two trips over by where the bats come out. One with an old camera and a wide angle lens. And on that one I recorded video of the bats.And then on the other one I took pics with my Nikon D500 and Nikkor 200-500 mm lens. See pics below. I also made a gif from the pics.GifPicsOh and people in my lab posted some pics tooTHANK YOU@phylogenomics for taking your lab+ to observe the Mexican free tailed bats 🦇 Yolo! The site of all those bays made me appreciate our world 🌎 again.@[e-mail]/FYwJDGLKXr— Marina De Leon (@MDeLeon_frogger)July 26, 2019pic.twitter.com/YpcG2XZatX— Marina De Leon (@MDeLeon_frogger)July 26, 2019
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Source: The Tree of Life - July 29, 2019 Category: Microbiology Authors: Jonathan Eisen Source Type: blogs