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A dance of 3,000 bats: Watching the morning swarm at Nelson Dewey State Park

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This summer, the Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin hosted a field trip in southwest Wisconsin to see thousands of bats emerge from their roost to feed at sunset, and return as a massive swarm at dawn. The post A dance of 3,000 bats: Watching the morning swarm at Nelson Dewey State Park appeared first on WPR.
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A dance of 3,000 bats: Watching the morning swarm at Nelson Dewey State Park

This summer, the Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin hosted a field trip in southwest Wisconsin to see thousands of bats emerge from their roost to feed at sunset, and return as a massive swarm at dawn. The post A dance of 3,000 bats: Watching the morning swarm at Nelson Dewey State Park appeared first on WPR.

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Wisconsin Public Radio broke the news in Madison, United States on Thursday, October 2, 2025.
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