Cute orphan bats play in the sun on the balcony 3

Grey-Headed flying-fox pups sun themselves on a clothes airer.
These pups are in the care of a wildlife carer. They will be released back into the wild in due course.

[@MaryRoseLaughing]

Twinkle twinkle Little Bat. How I wonder what you are at. Up above the world you fly, Like a tea tray in the sky. - The Mad Hatter.

[@anneschrader2787]

So sweet. Thank you for educating us. Bats tend to be feared and some people may try to harm or kill them because they don’t understand how delicate these creatures actually are. You’re an Angel for your tender care of them 💕🦇

[@priestgoober5160]

True that

[@randyjohnson7734]

i sure agree. i was actually completely unaware of this species of bat til just other day. im amazed. a small puppy head with huge innocent timid trusting eyes with a bats wings and small body. they allow you to wrap them in swaddling cloth at night and need their binkie. i just love it.

[@lindamagagula7476]

They are so precious, and cute😍😘❤️♥️💖💖 this is so heart warming and caring. The whole world have to watch these videos.

[@foxtones6961]

They're precious, your tenderness and care is heart warming. This world needs more like you.

[@tracyjacoby2382]

Sos, Trappie, Dusty & Sebastian🦇🦇🦇🦇 are so very adorable!!! I have always loved Bats/Flying Foxes, SO MISUNDERSTOOD!! Thank you for helping humans learn more about them🥰

[@sarahprice659]

It’s so great that bats are so social that you can release them into the wild after hand-raising them!

[@lauriefrancisco1084]

Oh, my, I just love them! Thanks for taking such good care of them!

[@lydiawilliams255]

I was amazed at how caring bat mothers are. How they use their wings to shelter the babies from cold and rain by swaddling them, or flap their wings to cool the little one off. You pet and caress these babies while explaining that this is what mama would do and I think. "What a beautiful creature of God "!

[@georgiamavropoulou6500]

Gold luck Sebastian Dusty and Trappy You are wonderfoll creatures.

[@soniafrontera6040]

Impossibly cute! Great to see them basking in the sun, boxing and flaunting their adorableness. 🦇

[@doreendaykin6693]

Oh they are just so precious to watch...the cuddle is just icing on the cake! Gratitude for sharing

[@billyspi.5651]

A sunny day and bunch of batties just chilling around..what a great day.😊☺😊😚😚

[@Lisa-eu9fy]

Too much cuteness is not enough....te he💖💖💖💖

[@denabrown4342]

I am heartened that they will all survive thanks to your car care.

[@margaretwagstaff8878]

So unbelievably cute but isn't it such a shame that we have to help wild animals live and thrive due to the greed and stupidity of some inhuman humans! Thank God for the likes of Meg who help these helpless animals so very much.

[@cindywitter-h2656]

Too sweet and cute! Sebastian is a little doll ❤️😘. I love the way the cuddle together. So supportive to one another! What a great job you have!

[@jessicaigor751]

Hermosos, graciosos y muy tiernos. Su pelito es muy lindo y esos ojitos.

[@Megabattie]

os ojos siempre son encantadores

[@kathyvega2864]

Love it when they wrap themselves up

[@christineaygin6701]

I could just watch them ALL day xx

[@lindamonrad2989]

Thank you for sharing your new brood of bubbas too cute

[@Megabattie]

These babies were years ago. 8 years ago. No more new babies till October.

[@patshhi4620]

Sos’s Face looks like a little mouse. Adorable. And that paperclip trick is genius Meg. You’re always thinking of ways to improve these little batties’ lives. Pat

[@melindavermes5139]

How beautiful they are!

[@juliemcleod9869]

Wow they are so cute. Their heads look like baby fox cubs or something.

[@dawngayle9175]

I am the night.I am sooo...cute.💟💜💙⚘⚘

[@frenchbeauties5140]

Cuteness overload today!!

[@carolynnunes3922]

Thank you once again, dear Meg! “And a lovely time was had by all!” See you around! Onward bound!

[@jeonhaneur]

Sweeties 💟💟💟

[@taraelizabethdensley9475]

Aww! Such cute little creatures

[@susanfrometa5355]

I'm so glad I found this channel I have loved bats forever but have only seen 3 small bats in person. They are absolutely beautiful.

[@Megabattie]

They gladden my heart, just watching them. It's both a privilege and a pain to look after them. They're growing out of my space, and both Trappie and Dusty will go to other carers with more space tomorrow. Have you seen the other episodes of them playing in the sun, and climbing up my bookshelves and peeing on the books?

[@deboraharowland]

LOL!Yup...Iv keep fancy rats and they arent too picky about where they pee!

[@KristiChan1]

Those sneezes are just too cute to handle

[@dianawoods8779]

One of the strangest creatures and missed judged but very cute and they need humans to help them. 🦇

[@aeomoon8869]

♥️Chez Meg’s Bitty Batty Clib♥️

[@anitamackinnon7975]

Bat fight hahaha Way to cute!!😊❤️🦇🇨🇦

[@Megabattie]

they play fight a lot

[@zigbeed]

Super Cutness!! Great video Meg :o)

[@viajerosdeltranvia24]

Encantadores, ¡son tan dulces!

[@stevieleigh265]

Oh I just love them all so much! they are so sweet and beautiful!

[@PickinPal]

so precious 💚💛

[@johnnydtractive]

Cute is too small a word to describe these little wonders. So cute my cheeks hurt from smiling & I have tears running down my face. Thankyou for helping me see this species--the bat family--with new eyes.

[@Steve-ix2un]

It's the first time I believe I have seen bats like this, and being fed, they are so cute.

[@Megabattie]

Hi Steve, this is a bat rescue channel - the hand raised orphans are loving and funny and naughty and very social, and think the human is their mother. Welcome to Megabattie. I put information in the descriptions under the videos - so if you have questions, look for the answers there first. I also put updates there later if I find out what happened to the animal after it has left my care. There is a community tab (like a mini Facebook page) on my channel - if you go to Megabattie home page, there is a menu bar across the top under the cover pic. Home, Videos, Playlists, Community, About. If you click on the community tab there are posts there where I can share pix and talk about some of the videos I put up and answer questions. If you want to find further videos of a particular bat, just search in the YT search bar for Megabattie/name of bat.

[@john26262]

These are such fascinating creatures. Surely they are some of God's greatest creations.

[@Dstew57A]

Love to see these happy, healthy safe darling creatures. Thank you.

[@KimiiiRaikkonen]

All this videos make me smile c: .. Touches my heart.

[@msbutterfly714]

I could watch them for hours, so relaxing and cute thanks for sharing very nice

[@lindarichmond3199]

Chez Meg's Beyond Cute Video

[@Megabattie]

In Sydney you have to belong to a wildlife organisation and do a basic rescue course. Then you have to do a specialist bat course (they're both weekend courses). Then you have to be vaccinated for rabies. Then you have to be around during baby season (October to December). You're probably better off volunteering at Tolga Bat Hospital. Have a look at their website. There's accommodation and their baby season is rather full on. WHen I left there last year, there were 200 or so babies in care.

[@rubenperez1421]

Me encantan que bonitos son

[@victoriafloresjapa2808]

Que lindos los zorritos voladores .❤😘😘

[@sosweetbaby4]

Sooooo adorable😍

[@Megabattie]

Yes - Dusty had electrocution burns to her wing. I was in 2 minds whether or not to euthanase her when they occurred, having so many other bubs to care for - but I decided to put in the time with her. I nearly euthed her twice more when the whole thing went to crap. But every dressing it didn't look worse, and you wouldn't believe how good it looks now. If I can just hold together the trailing edge she'll be releasable. Contact me for details & pix offline: [e-mail]

[@blacknwhitehound]

Love your videos .. love your work

[@she3po945]

THANK YOU & may God bless you for all you do to help the beautiful creatures He created! If only our world had more selfless people like you in it. 💖

[@missnaomi613]

Who else here is binge watching videos about adorable sky puppies? 🦇😍

[@людмилатолстоноженко-в3в]

Какие умненькие крылатые,как интересно смотреть на них,дай Бог здоровья женщине,которая заботиться о них

[@poppykok5]

Megabattie...Bless your beautifully kind & loving nature...You must be a very special person...

[@patriciamarie4478]

I love your videos. The bats have such cute faces. 🙂💕🤗💕

[@dakotablue52]

Oh, what a lovely day that was!

[@sislertx]

Trappie.keeps boinking rusty..lol...baby club indeed...this years 2019 is just down right a nightmare...the famine !!!!

[@Chrissiedm]

Great video of the pups Meg -little sweethearts! That's quite a wing injury - nice work with the paper clip.

[@Jelena83143]

Sun❤

[@ZenithAstrology]

Dusty and Sebastian are too cute. Love how they all look different in the face..

[@kathyholmes2435]

You make my days!

[@neilmacleod7173]

Awww poor baby. I hope the wing is okay

[@anncallaway8550]

LOL When I was little, my Daddy's nickname for me was Garbage Gut!

[@briesthoughts2261]

They are just the cutest animals ever. (Aside from a sloth or Kangaroo, of course-)

[@jasonargone5993]

The daily overload of bat cuteness is underway !

[@Bats2Protect]

Thanks Meg for sharing the lovelies!

[@melindavermes7705]

These guyz are sooo lovely! U r a hero bec try to save all of them.

[@sandrinerousseau6579]

Elles sont chou. Ca me fait penser qu'il faut que je me fasse un aûtre tatouage

[@TempleGreen]

I love them so much! They are absolutely precious!

[@icedcoffeenoctule3131]

Awwww

[@maryquint3254]

So adorable! Thank you for sharing your videos.

[@Radioredkiss001]

♥️💋🙏😍😍😍😍

[@normacunningham8913]

❤❤❤❤

[@judithmcnease4100]

Pardon my ignorance: I thought bats were completely nocturnal, yet there they are enjoying some sun rays, wow!!

[@Megabattie]

Flying-foxes are nocturnal in that they forage for fruit blossom and pollen at night. They have large eyes and navigate by sight. They do not echolocate. They also hang out in colonies during the day, in full sunlight. The love the warmth, but the heat may cause problems with them if it goes over 43 degrees C. They do their socialisation and mating and happy time and baby whatever else they need during the day. In the same way we humans are daylight creatures, we also socialise at night, mate a lot at night in our free time, do our maintenance (cleaning and cooking and eating and social stuff) at night, even though we're daylight creatures. Just because they're nocturnal doesn't mean they have to sleep every daylight hour. Since they live in the sun during the day they get their vitamin D from the sunlight. This is critical to their baby bony development in combination with adequate calcium in their diet. In care, we need to make sure they get adequate sunlight to convert their dietary calcium into strong bony growth via the sunlight.

[@Tessanna12]

My gosh, they are just so cute. Thank you for saving God's creatures!

[@millicentestwick4784]

Sebastian is the cutest but all of them are cute too!!!!

[@nickjury5198]

Ahhh those cute little mites😍... the end with little Sossie peering over the edge of the towel ahh😍... I bet it wasn't long till they turned into TEENAGERS!!!😧 and started climbing up book shelves and peeing A LOT!!! no names mentioned, Trappie😧🤣

[@susannorman4483]

I love their little fox faces.

[@finster444k]

You are kind. Good for you

[@patshhi4620]

I love their little squeals.

[@rrsolo]

10 fingers, just like us! i love mammals.

[@josephwisniewski3673]

"No biting. No biting." "But mom, it's my love language!"

[@MelnStarscream]

Sebastian s the cutest of the lot

[@johnnydtractive]

I know! It's not good to have favourites, I'm sure, lol, but... his little impish face!

[@amonbastet4636]

😘😍💖

[@1neAdam12]

I'm so conditioned, that when I see them in sunlight, I expect to see them start smoking.

[@Megabattie]

You're stupidly conditioned. Flying-Foxes have no trouble with daylight or sunlight.

[@vegasrenie]

I know, right?!? I've had to wean myself off of the Dracula movies after seeing these babies!

[@priestgoober5160]

@@Megabattie but some of them are dying from overheating

[@Megabattie]

@@priestgoober5160 Yes, they suffer from heat stress on really hot days, over 43ºC. It's not really hot when I had them out on the balcony, and they need daily sunlight.

[@geslinam9703]

Same for me. Some of my earliest childhood memories are of being glued to the TV on Saturday afternoons, watching the UHF channel with Dr Shock’s “Creature Double Feature” The image of bats and vampires will always be connected in my mind. I know it’s ridiculous, but it’s the truth. I don’t have a negative or fearful feeling about bats, I’m not afraid of them at all - and am 100% for rescue and conservation...but it’s hard to look at them in certain poses and not think of vampires too.

[@nancynett9213]

I love those big eyes.

[@aitanachiara8725]

So cute

[@deboraharowland]

Those eyes!SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@claudiobruna8750]

Son muy tiernos

[@Megabattie]

sim

[@tranquilrabies]

1:33 Stop that! Lol

[@melraelee]

Sebastian and Sossie are my favorites!!

[@Megabattie]

I loved them all. They were at various stages of development so while the 2 little ones were cute and little and still babies, the older ones were adventurous and mischievous and very interactive. But my heart is with the little ones most.

[@ghosttgirlghosttspook5478]

that's so darling,

[@samf63]

They're so sweet and adorable!

[@cyndijacob7829]

They are so adorable !

[@amandiablack9155]

U know once raised by humans sometimes they don’t survive . My cuz has a squirrel and he has to keep her bc she won’t make it in her own . But if these bats survive on their own awesome .

[@Megabattie]

These animals are raised in a specific way. They are very loved and cared for by their mums in the colony, and are licked and groomed all over a few times a day. Then when they're about 3 months old in the wild, they are becoming more independent from their mums and hanging out with the other juvie/babies in the colony. At this stage in our care, we put the orphans of the season together in groups called creches, and they turn into feral teenagers. They bond with the group and they learn batty interaction and etiquette skills. When they're the right age, weight and length, and uninjured and emotionally coping, they're put into a release cage under a large colony, and the hatch is opened and they can come and go from the cage and food and interact with the colony. They can always come back for food if they can't find enough in the wild till they transition to a wild diet. They interact more and more with the colony till they just stop coming back for food and the support feeding is decreased and ceased. When the colony is ready to fly north for the winter, they fly off with it. It seems to work really well and the hand raised babies are released, fit for a life with the rest of the colony.

[@guambyguambelle1864]

💕💕🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇💕💕

[@maytedeferrare8353]

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

[@isoexe]

i love u and your work:-)

[@reign6of6e6terror]

endless cute faces🐼

[@stormminstrel]

Bats are some of my favourite animals and I would love to do some volunteer work to care for orphans like yourself. :) I'm from the USA so I'm not sure how different things are, but I was curious what sort of training you've done and what the best way would be to get involved with something like this.