What’s that fluttering sound? It’s not the leaves in the trees, no, it’s the sound of Denmark’s only flying mammal: the bat. Right here, nestled in the heart of Rønne Plantage, is Flagermusehuset, a haven dedicated to these often-misunderstood creatures. Forget haunted houses and spooky castles, Flagermusehuset offers a different kind of intrigue. This former farmstead, Borgedalslængen, with its weathered beams and red-tiled roof, houses a secret society in its attic – a colony of long-eared bats. Don’t worry, you won’t need night vision goggles to see them! Flagermusehuset, open day and night, offers a glimpse into their hidden world. Explore the lower floor, where exhibits unveil the mysteries of bat life. Discover how these nocturnal navigators use echolocation to find their way in the dark. Then, step inside to view the live infrared camera feed. Watch in awe as these winged wonders flit about their roost, a hidden world revealed. Flagermusehuset isn’t just about observing, it’s about understanding and appreciating these vital parts of our ecosystem.
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