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Whilst feeding just now, the mother left her baby at the roost. I quietly popped my finger across the baby`s toes and it took hold. So I took a quick snap and then popped it back on the roost whilst it`s mother munched on a mango. 
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sam
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Wow...now that is far cuter than a suger glider! and they are CUTE
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They're just too cute for words...
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At the risk of sounding like a big jessie, awww that is the cutest little thing.
Congrats Peter.
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That is cute and great pic!
Do you think you will keep the baby or will you have to sell it?
how big is there aviary?
sorry for the Q. just curious
nice bats 
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Peter Parrot
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No plans for rehoming . Egyptian fruit bats live in groups of anything from 50 to over a thousand in the wild state, so very much a gregarious animal. The bats will have the run of a garage when it`s adapted for them. I just have to wait for the swallows to finish nesting in there before I can proceed .
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| Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 8:26 pm Post subject: |
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Adorable Pete, thanks for taking the pic 
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What kind of lower temperatures would these take? Would they use outdoor access in warmer weather do you think? Its just I cant see 50 piling into one garage alone
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Peter Parrot
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Here`s why I can`t see the baby in the daytime. It`s in the middle of this lot somewhere. 
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