It’s Halloween: The leaves are changing, the clocks are about to fall back on Sunday, and the Bay Area’s spooky, night-loving animals are in the spotlight.
No — not raccoons or owls. Bats, the tiny, flitting mammals that are so numerous they represent around one-fifth of all living mammals on Earth.
In San Francisco alone, we have six species of bats. And there are 16 species all across the Bay Area, according to Corky Quirk, founder of NorCal Bats, an organization dedicated to bat rescue and education…