Image of Mexican Free-tailed Bat
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I believe this Myotis lucifugus. Sorry for the horrible pictures the zoom was doing terrible. But it was a dark brown almost black and only about 3 inches long. I think it has rabies because it has not moved from that spot since midday on Monday and I am posting this observation on Tuesday 2/17/15.
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- Tadarida brasiliensis (Mexican Free-tailed Bat)
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