March 11, 2015

Just Hanging Around

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March 11, 2015
Just Hanging Around

Species: Fruit bat | Location: Jao Reserve, Botswana

By Elizabeth Wallen

We had a large population of fruit bats take up residence in the common areas of the camp in the Jao Reserve in Botswana. They liked to hang in the rafters of the taller structures and would periodically gracefully swoop out into the open. I love how they seemed to be peeping out at us from behind their folded wings.

About The Photographer

Elizabeth Wallen is a frequent natural habitat adventures traveler. This past September was her 4th African adventure with Natural Habitat. She is strictly an amateur photographer who enjoys photography as a way of documenting her travels.

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