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I never really get sore; eventually I just wear out thought or make lots of puffy noises.

Meg is not and will never be an athlete; Meg has no interested in stressing herself; Meg just does the best she can at the time an commandeers any passing adult male upper body strength if necessary; sometimes Meg has to set which is totally wrong in Meg's life...

LOL. Need to keep them at least temporarily ID'd. I chip them now, but each chip costs a few dollars so I prefer to not chip a bat unless I know it's going to survive, and she was still a little iffy at this stage,

or a guina pig

LOL thanks

fiddly and energetic

Hi CakhostYT Welcome to Megabattie, I'm Meg I put lots of information in the descriptions under the videos - so if you have questions, look for the answers there first. I also put the fate of the animal if I know it, at the time I put the video up. I may put updates there later if I find out what happened to the animal after it has left my care. There is also a Happy Outcomes playlist if you want to only watch videos where the bat survives; this is a real life channel and you get the good, the bad, the ugly and distressing, and even my oopsies. You can find further videos on an individual bat by searching in the YT search bar for Megabattie/and the name of the bat you want to follow. There is a community tab (like a mini Facebook page) on my channel - if you go to Megabattie home page, there is a menu bar across the top under the cover pic. Home, Videos, Playlists, Community, About. If you click on the community tab there are posts there where I can share pix and talk about some of the videos I put up and answer questions. I put up videos from Mandi and my rescue and care videos, so look to the title or description to figure out the context of the vids. Mandi doesn't rescue but she does a huge amount of rehabbing and has a lot of permanent care bats unable to be released for various reasons. She sends me the most amazing videos of her old retired bats in care; they've all got individual personalities and adorable quirks. Mandi lives 1200 kms away from me so I don't get to visit there often. I raise money for her on the videos. The rescue vids from my point of view are all mine, and if you hear me talking and see my hands in the videos doing bat care, then that's me too.

I'm sure I've been foiled a few times, but I can't bring them to mind... Let me ponder on it for a while.

Bugger is a great Aussie adjective. There are sillybuggers which are people doing silly things. Poor old buggers who are neither poor nor old, but it's an affectionate term for people who may have had it rough lately. Poor stupid buggers who are neither poor not stupid but may have made a single stupid decision in the recent past. Old buggers who are not necessarily old but may be buggers. Bugger off: go away (can be said with varying degrees of asperity and forcefulness and mean anything from go away you stupid bastard to leave right now before I castrate you with a pair of rusty nail scissors) It's buggered now: it's definitely broken; buggered up irretrievably. Bit of a bugger: it's annoying. As an exclamation: BUGGER - look what I just did/broke/screwed up

@@Megabattie Oh, I know it has just as many meanings as the word 'sh!t'. But it sounded so elegant when you said it! LOL!

@@gsdalpha1358 Hah, it's just the Aussie accent.