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Fringed myotis bat is brown to reddish brown and has relatively long forearms. It gets its name from the fringe of hairs along the bottom of its tail.Oregon Dept. of Fish and Wildlife
Fringed myotis bat is brown to reddish brown and has relatively long forearms. It gets its name from the fringe of hairs along the bottom of its tail.
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OHA: Avoid contact with bats to reduce rabies exposure risk

Published Friday, July 31, 2026 at 5:59 AM
By Barney Lerten, Bend Bugle
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