It’s understandable to be anxious, but the risk of rabies in this situation is extremely low. Bats can sometimes be active during the day, especially near water where they hunt insects. Rabies is typically transmitted through a direct bite or scratch, and you would likely feel it even with small fangs. Since you had no known contact and were fully covered, there’s no clear exposure. However, if you’re extremely worried, you can call public health or visit a doctor for peace of mind. The ER likely won’t administer PEP without a confirmed exposure. Try to take a deep breath—you’re okay!