Bat Attack! Poppy Goes Deep Throat - More Hazards When Filming Whilst Working In A Bat Aviary

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Volunteering in a rehabilitation bat aviary has its moments. Some of the long-term residents in care have particular personalities. And Poppy is a special case, as Tony found out when he visited the other day and tried to film some new gliders Mandi had in care.

It was a hot sunny day and Tony was covered from head to toe with very little bare skin showing. But that didn't stop the queen of the salt lick. She saw an opportunity with a tiny area of bare skin... and she was determined to get in! And go deep throat, she did!

MORE ABOUT MANDI'S BATS

Mandi has been a licensed bat carer for nearly 30 years. She lives in Southeast Queensland and cares for bats from her personal funds and any donations she may receive.

She looks after baby bats, orphaned bats, injured bats, and even geriatric bats who are allowed to live out their days in the blissful batty comfort of her loving care.

Mandi also actively supports other bat carers who need any form of assistance with their bats in care, including becoming a temporary in-house carer if a carer is sick or needs to go away.

But being an individual carer and not a member of a Not-For-Profit wildlife organization, Mandi does not receive any form of government financial support or grant monies.

FUNDRAISING FOR MANDI'S BATS

This video is part of my fundraising initiative to help Mandi feed her bats, maintain and improve her aviaries.

So, if you would like to donate to Mandi's bats, then use a PayPal account to send your donation to Mandi:

Use Mandi's email: Waltorf_Batoria@outlook.com OR
Use Mandi's user name: Amanda Griffith (Amanda Jane Griffith)

Mandi and her bats THANK YOU! ;-)

ABOUT IRENE ISAACSON:

Irene Isaacson (ex-iFotoTravel) is a passionate travel and wildlife photographer. Whilst traveling over 1 million miles and across many continents over the last 10-15 years, she has honed her photography, videography, and photojournalism skills.

With a particular love of experiencing all manner of wildlife interactions, Irene is an active volunteer and member of many global wildlife organizations.

These include Not-For-Profit organizations, many of which benefit from regular donations from her photography business profits.

She shares her adventures in the hope to raise awareness of conservation and environmental issues, using her platform to inspire, support, and enact change.

Irene says: “We are all stewards of our planet. Between us all, we can help secure the future of our world and the plants and animals within it. It only needs to start with one person…”

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