are bats active in january?
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These bats are active in the dead of winter when they're supposed to be hibernating. ... If we get a period of warm weather in December, January or February, bats seem to be tricked into thinking it is spring. They will awake from their hibernation and fly at night.
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Bats will sometimes appear in your home during the winter months. They hibernate from late fall (Oct/Nov) until spring arrives (Mar/Apr). It was previously believed bats migrated to caves or mines for hibernation, but we now know many will hibernate inside homes and buildings.
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When cold weather drives insects away, bats must choose to hunker down and hibernate or migrate to warmer areas with more abundant food supply. Some bat species hibernate, some migrate, and some do both. And in temperate climates, like Florida, bats may be able to stay year round.
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Adult Cane Toads are active at night during the warm months of the year. During the day and in cold or dry weather they shelter in moist crevices and hollows, sometimes excavating depressions beneath logs, rocks and debris.
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The bats sleep lightly during the day and usually begin streaming out from their roost 15 - 30 minutes before sunset to hunt for insects. In midsummer they regularly appear during the daytime. Each bat spends 2 - 5 hours per day away from its colony, using temporary roosts in between short feeding flights.
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['Big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus)', 'Big free-tailed bat (Nyctinomops macrotis)', 'Mexican (Brazilian) free-tailed bat (Tadarida brasiliensis)', 'California myotis (Myotis californicus)', 'Cave myotis (Myotis velifer)', 'American perimyotis (aka tri-colored bat; formerly Eastern pipistrelle) (Perimyotis subflavus)']
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Voles are active during the winter since they do not hibernate in the cold winter months. Their activity underground is masked by the fallen snow. Don't be fooled, voles are still alive and active during this time even if we can't see them.
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Of the nine species of bats living in the New Orleans area, six are known to use colonial roosting sites. The other three (the hairy-tailed bats) roost singly in trees or Spanish moss. ... Our local species are voracious insectivores, being among the primary consumers of nocturnal flying insects.
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Voles are active day and night, year-round. You'll normally find them in areas with dense vegetation. Voles dig many short, shallow burrows and make underground nests of grass, stems, and leaves. In areas with winter snow, voles will burrow in and through the snow to the surface.
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Chinch bugs are inactive during the winter months, as they prefer warmer, dry climates. This means that in warmer parts of the country, they can be active most months of the year.
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Fall Big Brown Bats are healthy, plump and ready to take a nap! Their activity tends to slow down during the month of October, but they have been known to fly in November during a warm up in the weather. ... Once the bats begin their hibernation, then they will be inside the attic until Spring.
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Bat numbers began dwindling in New Brunswick in 2011 as white-nose syndrome reached the province. ... "Anybody who may have remembered having bats around their property in the summer months," said McAlpine, "probably is well aware now that they're not seeing very many, or any, bats at all."
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['Arnhem Land Long-eared Bat. Nyctophilus arnhemensis.', 'Arnhem Sheathtail Bat. Taphozous kapalgensis.', 'Bare-backed Fruit-bat. Dobsonia magna.', 'Bare-rumped Sheathtail Bat. Saccolaimus saccolaimus.', "Beccari's Freetail Bat. Mormopterus beccarii.", 'Bristle-nosed Freetail Bat. ... ', 'Cape York Pipistrelle. ... ', 'Cape York Sheathtail Bat.']
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Bats are plentiful in New Jersey and play an active role in the control of nuisance insects. Two kinds of bats in our area are often found roosting in colonies inside buildings, the big brown and little brown bats.
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They are predominantly nocturnal and highly reproductive. These little mammals are active all year round though some people think that rats hibernate during winter. ... Though they do not hibernate and are not well equipped for the winter, there are some are survival habits used by rats in the winter.
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They don't produce any sounds, and they spend their time moving, eating, and resting. They are considered to be active between 9 C and 29 C degrees, but they can survive above 2 C degrees by hibernating inside of their shell during the colder months.
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New Mexico is home to a broad number of bat species, many of which use caves to roost in. These include the Big Brown Bat (Eptesicus fuscus), Free-tailed Bat (Tadarida brasiliensis), and the Silver-haired Bat (Lasionycteris noctivagans).