Flying Fox Fruit Bat Crewneck Sweatshirts

Watercolor and ink illustration of a flying fox in the fruit tree

A flying fox enjoying a snack.

Fruit bat

Bat hanging upside down.

I'm obsessed with watching adorably baby fruit bat videos! Please search fruit bats eating bananas, so cute! They are like little doggos with wings that love sweet fruit. Fluffy kawaii chibi bat in your pocket art. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TechraPockets is my 2nd new account for *ONLY* Pocket tees! Visit my main account: https://www.teepublic.com/user/techranova Give me pocket suggestions on my Twitter: @SarahR_Art.

The bat is beautiful animal. And that's cool. Don't hate them.

An adorable fruit bat, a perfect gift for the bat lovers in your life

Flying Fox

The australian flying fox bat illustration. Hanging bat realistically drawn. Known also as a fruit bat, they visit many backyards at home at night, munching on fruits and hanging upside down on the branches.

This is an illustration of a flying fox

A cute cartoon kawaii flying fox flies through the air. If you're a megabat lover, this cartoon design of a cuddly flying fox is just the thing.

Meet the cute "Funny Australian Flying Fox" ! This adorable artwork captures a happy bat child. With big brown eyes and a cheerful grin, he proudly flaunts his new blue birthday t-shirt. Add a touch of whimsy to your life with this charming design!

The grey-headed flying fox is the largest bat in Australia with an average adult wingspan of up to 1 metre. They can be found along the east coast from Rockhampton in central Queensland to Geelong in Victoria. Photo taken Sydney, NSW.

This is an illustration of a flying fox

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This is an illustration of a flying fox

This is an illustration of a flying fox

Fruit Bat

Grey Headed Flying Fox Bat

This fuzzy little bat must have eaten up a whole feast! I'd be tired too if I'd been flapping those wings around all day.

The grey-headed flying fox is the largest bat in Australia, with an average adult wingspan of around 1 metre. They spend their days roosting in colonies of anywhere between a couple of hundred and tens of thousands of individuals. Around dusk they leave the roost and travel up to 50km to feed on pollen, fruit and nectar. The Sydney sky is dotted with these bats around dusk each day and you can find them feasting on the fig trees in suburban parks. Photo taken in Drummoyne, NSW on a Nikon Coolpix P610

Beautiful fruit bat, otherwise known as a flying fox due to it’s similarity to the red fox. Original art, unique gift.

Digital cartoon portrait of a flying fox

A cute little bat, perfect for Halloween!

Fruit Bat Floral design with Guava

Flying Fox Indian Fruit Bat art by Wildlife Artist Sherrie Spencer

Express your inner bat

Masked Flying Fox Lovebirds :: Imaginary Creatures

The trick for no candy...bats! Copyright 2022 Kristen O'Keefe Lightning Wolf Illustrations. All rights reserved. All images property of Kristen O’Keefe and are protected by copyright law. Resale, downloading, reproducing, printing, and comping of these images is illegal without permission of the artist. Theft will be prosecuted.

You better have some good candy or his bat buddies will get you! Copyright 2022 Kristen O'Keefe Lightning Wolf Illustrations. All rights reserved. All images property of Kristen O’Keefe and are protected by copyright law. Resale, downloading, reproducing, printing, and comping of these images is illegal without permission of the artist. Theft will be prosecuted.

The real flying foxes won't notice, right? Copyright 2022 Kristen O'Keefe Lightning Wolf Illustrations. All rights reserved. All images property of Kristen O’Keefe and are protected by copyright law. Resale, downloading, reproducing, printing, and comping of these images is illegal without permission of the artist. Theft will be prosecuted.

Yes, the Flying fox is an actual anima, and a bat at that, but I really wanted to paint a cute fox that was flying, so the Flying fox with bat wings was born. This image is part of a mini series where I've mashed up two animals to create another cute rendition of the two.

Photograph of a flying fox bat that I took at the wildlife refuge.

Black and white pen and ink animal illustration of a flying fox, or fruit bat hanging upside down. Flying foxes are a family of large bat species, they have furry bodies, large eyes and ears and large wings as arms.

This flying fox bat isn't afraid to rock a trend! Sporting trendy specs, he's got style that takes flight. Bold colors and vintage details make it a standout. Show off your unique flair, day or night!