Bats and Agaves: An Interconnected Relationship of Birth, Life, and Death

Pregnant migratory bats need the sweet nectar from agaves to make their annual journey north from central Mexico to the U.S. Southwest to give birth to a single pup. Agaves depend on migratory bats to pick up pollen as they feed to ultimately propagate new plants. Learn more about this interconnected relationship and what’s being done to save bats and agaves.
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Siempre me pregunte como hacen para no dornir por la noche es hernoso lo que hacen

[@lanettejensen5765]

I live in Illinois and have had bats on our property for over 12 years. I love to watch them at dusk and dawn. I have not seen them return from their migration yet. I am not sure if it normal or if I should be concerned for them.