Rescuing a juvenile flying-fox on the ground: this is Ophiuchi

Ophiuchi is a 14 week old juvenile female who was noticed on the ground in a ground cover planting in a harbourside park, curled up and looking unhappy. When I arrived she was very passive, cold and stunned. She has obviously hit her head sometime during her contretemps with fate (and an immovable object), and is taking her time about regaining her mojo. She has been with me for 24 hours and is not deteriorating so I expect she is a survivor and will gradually figure out that life in care is full of food and goodies, if you can stand the company of the ugly furless giant slaves providing the service... She was found opposite the Star City Casino, so I wanted a galaxy of stars for this little girl, and given that she was also seeing stars, it seemed appropriate. Ophiuchi is a nebula situated in Ophiuchus; rarely imaged LDN 43 is a dark nebula consisting of very dense material which blocks light from background stars. It frames LBN 7 a bright reflection nebula. https://www.hansonastronomy.com/ldn-4... Check it out if you want to see the celestial image of a bat in the sky...