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Xringer · 10-19-11, 08:23 AM

I'm not sure those deer whistles work. On the highways down in Texas,
the car comes over a hill at night, at 70 mph and finds a herd of Whitetail crossing the road.
But before the driver can hit the brakes, a 156 pound deer hits him in the face.

I think it's very likely the bat didn't get hit by a blade.. I've seen thousands
of bats flying at full speed, catching mosquitoes, their sonar is excellent.
That's why you never see a bat get hit by a car. But birds aren't as aware..

If bats were really getting killed by wind mills, we would have noticed it many years ago.

10-19-11, 08:23 AM	#3
Xringer Lex Parsimoniae Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Woburn, MA Posts: 4,918 Thanks: 114 Thanked 250 Times in 230 Posts	I'm not sure those deer whistles work. On the highways down in Texas, the car comes over a hill at night, at 70 mph and finds a herd of Whitetail crossing the road. But before the driver can hit the brakes, a 156 pound deer hits him in the face. I think it's very likely the bat didn't get hit by a blade.. I've seen thousands of bats flying at full speed, catching mosquitoes, their sonar is excellent. That's why you never see a bat get hit by a car. But birds aren't as aware.. If bats were really getting killed by wind mills, we would have noticed it many years ago.