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Colorado BatCREW; Colorado BatCREW is an association of Colorado licensed wildlife rehabilitators and transport volunteers dedicated to bat rescue/rehabilitation, conservation, and education in Colorado.

01/09/2025

September is here and mating season begins for bats. Males of most species use special calls to attract females, which can include purrs, clicks, and buzzing. Bats also concentrate on building up fat stores for the coming months.

[Image description: a cartoon of a couple of bats hanging upside down inside a tree. The copy reads: September. Snug as a bat in a tree trunk. Mating season begins for bats. Males of most species use special calls to attract females, which can include purrs, clicks, and buzzing. Bats also concentrate on building up fat stores for the coming months.]

Put water out for wildlife, and keep yourself and pets cool.
21/08/2025

Put water out for wildlife, and keep yourself and pets cool.

Near record high temperatures are expected today. The forecast of 98 at DIA would be a degree off the daily record high of 99 set in 2023. The Fort Collins CSU station may break the record high of 96 set in 2023. An extended break from the heat will begin tomorrow.

21/08/2025

Today we rescued a Little Brown Bat who had got tapped in a gymnasium.

03/08/2025

The bats are awake! Are you? 👀

If you need some night-time buddies, we got you covered! Our live cams run 24/7, meaning you can tune in anytime to see what the bats are up to. Right now at 9PM CST, the bats are waking up, stretching their wings, and making their way over to their favorite treat puzzles.

Many of the bats in our care have lived terrible lives before coming to us and we try to provide a life of peace and happiness to them. One of the reasons we share so many photos and videos online is because it allows us to educate without causing stress to the bats, and why we have the live cams. This way, our wonderful supporters can tune in anytime and "visit" with the bats, stress free! Besides, the bats can be really entertaining when they don't realize they are being watched. 😆

Follow the link down below to see the live cams!

25/07/2025

‼️There is no humane way to exclude a bat colony during baby season! ‼️

While we love bats, we understand not everyone wants to share their home with a colony. However, it is still pup season, and even though the babies born this summer are getting older they still do not know how to fly and are dependent on their mothers for survival.

Humane exclusions must be done after pups are old enough to fly themselves, but before bats may be hibernating. The ideal time to do them is between September and October, while temperatures are still consistently above 60 degrees. If done prematurely, babies and young bats who still cannot fly will be left behind, unable to escape the roost where they will starve to death. Mothers will panic when they realize they can no longer access their babies and often end up inside homes or business or grounded from exhaustion as they frantically try to find a way back into the roost.

If you have bats roosting in your home or business, a humane exclusion is a safe and effective way to allow the bats to leave but not reenter the building, but please wait until the opportune time to ensure not only the safety of the bats, but for you as well.

Follow the link in the comments below to learn more about humane exclusions. If you need further help with a bat colony in your home or business always feel free to contact us!

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