Midnight Pollinator Bandana
Midnight Pollinator Bandana
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For the person who knows some of the best pollinators come out after dark.
The Midnight Pollinator Bandana features a Mexican long-nosed bat moving through blooming agave — a bold Texas wildlife pattern inspired by one of the state’s most fascinating nighttime pollinators.
Wear it around your neck, in your hair, tied to a bag, or wherever you want a little more weird nature.
Details
- Approximately 22" × 22"
- 100% cotton
- Features a Mexican long-nosed bat, agave blooms, and native plants
- Original full-color illustration
- Soft and versatile for wearing or styling
- Packaged with a branded belly band
- Designed in Georgetown, Texas
Nature Nerd Note
Nature Nerd Note
The Mexican long-nosed bat (Leptonycteris nivalis) is an endangered nectar-feeding bat that migrates between Mexico and the southwestern United States, following blooming agaves and other desert plants. As it feeds, pollen collects on its fur and is carried from flower to flower, making the bat an important agave pollinator.
