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Binky by Flying Fox AKA Ted L Glines Thursday, June 26, 2008 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan "Bats are among the most beautiful and gentle animals on earth. They are vital to the ecosystem and enhance our lives in many ways. Insect eating bats eat millions of bugs nightly, and fruit bats bring us approximately 450 commercial products. Yet for all they do, bats are continually killed due to myths, superstition and fear." (~Bat World Sanctuary)

Binky by Ted L Glines Binky is a bat not your ordinary bat he likes to eat bananas and fruit like that fruit bat cute bat hanging in the trees sharing all the gossip and a thousand glees sleeps all day and cruises the night comes at Halloween to give you a “fright” he flies above the forest straight and true a social kind of guy he'll even hug you kidnapped and caged no chance to refuse he was damaged and hurt in American zoos the folks at Bat World came to his aid all volunteer by love - they are paid he'll never fly again in his African home he'll remain in Texas and never more roam but he's so well cared for by his Bat World friends giving love and kindness 'til his bat-life ends. Visit www.BatWorld.org Adopt a Bat Today!
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Reviewed by Poetess of The Soul Sheila G	7/11/2008

I lOVE BATS! and HE sure is a SWEETIE! I have many picts. (atleast 10) in my documt.s Ted! There is something about them, we all just don't understand till we look further into their living habits! WE have a bat house attached to the back of our house! I look forward to seeing the little black ones fly by at night, when I take a nightly swim...Don't tell anyone, I talk to them...OH well.. I'm silly but I appreciate them! They are a Natural BLESSING! from above.. I will be in that sight! Thank you for sharing SWEET Teddie! WRITE ON!! Warmest Blessings and Inner Peace, Warrior Purple Lady Sheexooo Stay Positive!




Reviewed by Georg Mateos	7/10/2008

So, can you ask Binky which one in his family was the one that visited Hell, because I have heard so much about getting away faster than "like a bat flying out from hell"? Georg




Reviewed by Walt Hardester	7/7/2008

sleeps all day and cruises the night..... Sounds like my kind of job. Walt




Reviewed by Rose Rideout	6/27/2008

We think of them as our buddies as Fee says. Thank you for sharing information for those who may not know what bats are Great for Ted. Newfie hugs, Rose




Reviewed by Felix Perry	6/27/2008

We love them up here in Canada and most farms, cottages, and rural houses put up bat houses for them... more bats less bugs. Fee




Reviewed by Christine Alwin	6/27/2008

Eyes that pool of compassion,,,, all creatures are a Blessing. Christine




Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner	6/27/2008

I love his grin and his eyes - didn't think bats could be so cute! I'd rather not be hugged (or hug) one, though - something inhererently ... creepy ... in that nervous laughter Still and all, Ted, all creatures, including bats, need love. :) Say "Howdy" to Binky for me. Well done. (((HUGS))) and love, Karla.




Reviewed by Jeanette Cooper	6/27/2008

Interesting bat picture and nice poem. I also enjoyed the paragraph of informtion about bats.