A Bat Colony’s Search for a New Home

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A Bat Colony’s Search for a New Home new

9781681524863

Mary Ellen Klukow / Romina Martí

A big-eared bat colony is disturbed from hibernation and must find a new place to rest until spring. Some bats will roost with a colony infected with white-nose syndrome and others must avoid a predatory farm cat. Will the colony find a place to hibernate? This narrative nonfiction title includes a range map, notes on how to help bats, further resources, and a glossary.