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Home / News / New West Valley Bird Viewing Area is Open! / Pothole and Wetland from Distance – by LW

Pothole and Wetland from Distance – by LW

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Our Bird of the Month

A Batty Tale

In honor of our late friend Lewis Young.  – Wildlife Biologist and Bat Lover First published in April 2016 Hoary Bat by Lewis Young The Hoary Bat (Lasiurus cinerus) is one of the most striking and recognizable bats in North America. It is the largest in Montana and one of the largest in the U.S….

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