Photos | Nocturnal Neighbors at Oakland Zoo
Captured on July 9th, 2023, two bats assume their characteristically upside down position, gracing the Oakland Zoo with their distinctive presence. An enchanting encounter with the world of wildlife and its marvels, underscoring the diverse mammalian life thriving among us. Despite the tag suggesting there might be two birds, what we truly have here are mammals in their intriguing natural behavior.
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two bats hanging upside down from a treeChronologically Adjacent
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1000
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5
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125mm
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Canon
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pleasant post processing
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