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Baby bat returns to Highlands after hiding in holiday suitcase

Tracey allowed Raspberry go on test flights around her ceiling to make sure it would be capable of taking to the skies again.

She appealed on social media for anyone who could help transport Rasperry back to the Highlands.

The Darlington family from Wrexham- who were visiting Glasgow on their way north – were able to take Raspberry part of the way to Strontian in Lochaber.

Raspberry was then passed to countryside ranger Eilidh-Ann Philipps who took her back to Kinlochmoidart Estate.

Raspberry was quickly joined by other bats from the roost when she was released at dusk on Saturday.

Sarah Winnington-Ingram, who runs the estate, said she cannot remember an animal ever stowing away with a visitor.

She added: “It’s quite unusual. There is a lot of wildlife up here and people see bats all the time, but not like that.

“I’ve never even seen a bat in the cottage before either. It’s great to see it back home safely.”


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