Late in the summer and early in the fall, especially in years like this one with fewer than normal blooming agaves, nectivorous bats will visit and completely drain hummingbird feeders at night here in Tucson, Arizona. Some time in early October, these bats will migrate south for the winter.
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Full Version: Tucson's Hummingbird Feeder Bats
Great stuff-MBF! Some very unique pictures of these night birds-interesting. Thank you. )
Thank-you Ray. Good stuff. 
Hmmm ... do notice that this bat is going directly to the source for his food-before it is put out into the feeder!
fascinating.
What? Bela Lagosa or the bats? 
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