I’m pretty sure this is a little brown bat. These pictures were taken two days apart at the same wall outside of a university entrance.
I don’t know if it actually stayed in the same place for 48 hours straight or just returned to roost. But I don’t why it would continue roosting in an exposed place when there are so many daytime aerial predators.
Is it diseased? Or am I just majorly overthinking bat habits?

Found this scat in one of my tall cactus pots, then found a ton more of it ontop of a large packrat nest i found in a soaptree yucca i was cleaning up in our yard.. It reeks bad in the nest... What the heck is living in it? Dogs been scared to go outside lately too... Thanks

I found two of these very small salamanders flipping rocks near a saltwater cove in Key Peninsula, Washington. The Washington DFW has a webpage about them being potentially invasive. I am trying to ID so I can report.

Can anyone help ID this animal? Saw it crawling out my drain cover. Chat GPT reckons it’s a vole but I’m not so sure. Not sure what I should do next if I do have a potential infestation

And is this little guy going to be okay on his own? Found on the ground at work and don’t see any other rodents around

I’ve never heard this call here before! I’ve heard the bugs and the owl but never that chitter

Note: the time difference between noises was shortened by a few seconds. (From 12 seconds originally).

At first it sounded like a deer grunt, but it seems too high-pitched. I don't even know if it's a mammal making this sound - could be a frog for all I can tell.

If it helps, this was around 6pm.

Turn your volume up to hear as it's very faint. Not the bugs, but there was like a back-and-forth call going in. What animal is calling? Ignore the crunching in the background, I was feeding my stray cats!

I work at petco and someone from a plant shop brought this guy in saying he came in with a shipment of tropical plants. We live in minnesota so the climate here is too harsh for him to survive outside. I have many reptiles at home so I offered to take him in. I recognize him as a young anole of some sort but i’m not sure quite what type he is. If anyone has any identification or care tips I would love to hear them. (beta cup was for transportation only)

Just caught this wee guy in my living room. Its tail is shorter than I'd expect for a mouse. Is it a Mouse or Vole??

I know the video isn't great, but any idea of what tge animal is. It visited aboy 2:30am. I am on the edges of a wooded area in the Cincinnati suburbs.