There it was, clinging to the bedroom curtain, upsidedown of course, one eye open, giving me the look. My, but you're hairy I said. I have no idea what it was thinking, but "you're one to talk" might have been in its mind.
There's enough of the fluffy matter there to create a decent portion of chest wig. I am now on the hunt for a small gold medallion to hang around its neck. Just to complete the outfit.
13 comments:
Awesome! He's too sexy for your drape, too sexy for your drape,ohhhhhhhh too sexy!
Thank you. I requested for a picture of your bats and I got one - what more could a blogger ask for!
That is foul - I'm surprised you didn't shoot it.
Thats amazing but then I've never seen one close up before....
You could use that creature as a living powder puff! Ladies do still powder their noses don't they?
I like it Mrs N, I like it!
SS - we are but here to serve....
WW - it's not fowl, it's fur!
F'pot - they are seriously abundant round here, especially in my bedroom.
YP - you'll have to ask a laydee.
I didn't know they could be hairy!
Mopsa, You were asking about my cider labels...I make my own. If you ever want any labels just give me a shout, I'll e-mail some over to you.
Must be a cold climate bat.
Wow! What a gorgeous little creature. I think bats are a much maligned species. I particularly love fruit bats - they are like little bears with wings. Have put a bat box up in hope of attracting some of our own. Hope we don't get the same amount of bat splat as you though!
Welshcakes - well, now yo know!
Mrs Nesbitt - how very kind - I do my own labels but they don't look half as swish as yours - what software do you use??
James - at the moment it is a wet weather bat...:(
Sarah - a little bear with wings! Exactly!
Ha!Love mrsnesbitt's comment. Cna't better it!
...or even 'can't'!
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