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Posted on Thursday, August 25, 2011
Uploaded by Suesgranny

Image credit: © Suesgranny

Uploader comment: Got this picture over the shop in our yard. Could be a Moth or whatever.

Recent comments on this image

#7 Posted by Pookie666 on 9/12/2011

probably a whatever... hehehe

#6 Posted by Kleng on 9/26/2011

Looks like a moth... You can see the legs, and a definable body shape, the wings do look like bat wings, though.

#5 Posted by woodwosa on 11/28/2011

its a bat look at the wing

#4 Posted by BiohazardVideo on 12/11/2011

Looks like a barn owl the color and wing shape are quite easy to make out.

#3 Posted by trick_or_truth on 12/18/2011

Judging from the wing and the furry body its a bat. Here is a comparison: img http://cache2.artprintimages.com/lrg/37/3782/CU7IF00Z.jpg /

#2 Posted by trick_or_truth on 12/18/2011

Oops link didn't work...just copy and paste it into url

#1 Posted by Arawyn on 1/6/2012

it's bat. Looks nothing like a moth. Then again, if you ahd never seen a bat before, you would think it was a big moth.

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