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Bats Injured During Winter Storm Uri Heal Up at Austin Bat Center

by Chronicle Staff April 22, 2021October 30, 2025

Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.
Bats who were frozen and injured during the historic winter storms are on the road to recovery at the Austin Bat Center, a rehabilitation center run and owned by married couple Dianne Odegard and Lee Mackenzie. Read story.

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