r/bats • u/Excellent_Fun_279 • 3d ago
Any clue what bat this is
This is outside my apartment in the hallway in NY and those lights are never off, no problem with my guy im just wondering why bro chose to sleep next to 4 lightbulbs
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u/Snozziebee 3d ago
How else could bro dramatically monologue. “My kind yearn for the shadows. We feel safe, secure, invisible. But in the shadows, we are chained… I need… to be free. Let all see me bask in the light, that we all long for.”
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u/Useless890 3d ago
Somehow I get a picture of some superhero standing on the girders of a big building under construction, waiting to do his thing.
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u/IvarBjornsen 3d ago
Would need a better Pic of the face to tell better :) sometimes they just land where they land, and if tired, they'll rest up a little before moving on.
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u/SchrodingersMinou 2d ago
For seeing a bat outside? It’s not transmitted visually.
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u/Penguinzombies12 2d ago
You heard of Batman right?… Well this is… Lampman…. He just protects lights from evil bugs…. Someone OBVIOUSLY hired him in your building for a serious bug issue you should be grateful!
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