Looking for a sunset on the hill tonight, the clouds looked like this. Yikes!
No good sunset tonight for sure. But we met some people who told us about an old dilapadated building where lots of bats lived. They flew out every night to eat insects in the air. Wow, I had only seen this on T.V. And the old house was just down the street! It was suitably spooky.
You can see how run down the back is, with lots of broken windows and holes for bats to get inside. We waited and waited. Only ONE bat! What! But I am NOT giving up, I shall return.
I DID get some unusual photos, though. Can you guess what this is? I will show and tell on my next post.
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I can't imagine what those pictures are, Ginny! I'll anxiously return tomorrow for the answer. What a gorgeous building though, my goodness. Don't you wish someone would come along & restore it? I'd love to see the inside... of course, then again maybe not. I would probably be heartsick to see its condition. Love, Andrea xoxo
That poor old house is sad. :(
I think the sunset was wonderful. Love those cloud formations. Cannot imagine what the pics are either.
Actually, I really like the sky shots! Very much. y'don't need color to have a pretty sky at sundown!! I think the mystery pics are dust particles (or maybe insects) flying in the light of a street lamp. Am I close? Stay tuned 'til tomorrow.
I love old buildings. I’ve seen some pretty ragged buildings rebuilt and turned back into their former glory.
Those are some interesting clouds. That building didn't look too bad from the front but the back does show how run down it is. Too bad only one bat.
I have no clue what that picture is. I guess I'll just have to wait till tomorrow.
That building is definitely spooky! I have to idea what those photos could be, can't wait to find out! Love the cloud shots :)
That building looks like it was a stately manor at one time! Someone should buy it and restore it. With all the bats living in there it would be quite a feat, though! I have no clue what those pictures are of! Looking forward to your next post to find out!
no clue what the last two are. it looks like debri in wind caught by lights but what it is is beyond me. wow, 4 stories high, what a huge old house.
That is a big house and would be costly to maintain. Are those things in the last 2 photos really bats flying out from the house and caught by your camera?
I enjoyed your cloud pictures, even if you didn't see much of a sunset.
Bats are very, very good!
But not inside a home.
My son's home, next door, had bats in the attic. And it cost, to make sure they were gone. The man he hired, made sure they went, then fixed it so, they could not return. And cleaned out their droppings, etc. Brrrr....
Mystery pic.... some sort of seeds, in a shaft of light???
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They look like maggots to me.
I feel sad for the house. Someone needs to love it.
Good luck capturing the bats on camera.
We have a bat house that my dad made us. We usually have about 6 bats visit at night.
Very interesting post. That old house is pretty cool looking. I bet it was once quite grand. Well at least you saw a bat. I think they are neat looking but I'm not sure I'd want to see a whole bunch of them flying around.
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Clouds look dramatic!
Bats got a nice large home for themselves :-) I’ve never seen a wild bat in person. I hope you get to spot more of them!
I have no idea what those photos are but they look very interesting!
Beautiful sunset, and interesting cloud formations, but I would not like to go looking for bats.
These are great! We used to get bats flying around our garden when we first moved into this house. They disappeared years ago.
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