Not likely: rinse you eye with clean water, if you have no symptoms of discomfort you are probably safe, if you do check with you medical dr or urgent care center. Rabies would be a real long shot
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Paranoid: The most likely liquid falling from a tree would be water. Did it rain recently? The odds of a bat salivating in a tree on a sunny day is very very rare. Bats like dark places to rest during the day. Also, bats drooling? Also very rare. The saliva from a bat causing rabies comes from a bite, not drool. Also very rare to get rabies through the membranes of the eyes. So, please don't worry.
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Rabies transmission is not likely in above circumstances, bats are not out drooling sunny days and ultimately you are vaccinated. Check cdc.gov which has reliable information regarding rabies transmission. Talk to your doc about your fears as health related anxiety, specific to rabies is likely.
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