On my morning walk, I saw a largish BAT fluttering about, then flying straight into a disused barn thru the open doors, like it knew where it was going. It appeared larger than little browns. I am aware that honeybees will exit their hive on warm winter days to clean the hive of dead bodies and other waste; maybe this bat was doing likewise. Other wise, it's not a good sign.
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