Mexican free-tailed bats emerge from North Campbell Ave. bridge over the Rillito River July 12, 2008. The bats take flight just after sunset to feast on insects.

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Austin, Texas is fortunate to be the home of the largest urban bat colony in the world as 1.5 million Mexican Free-Tail Bats live underneath the Ann W. Richards Congress Ave Bridge in the heart of ...

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Nightwing,” the iconic spinning bat sculpture outside the YETI flagship store on Congress Avenue, has officially returned ...

For bats it is the time to rest in some secluded shelter, hang head down, groom, sleep, and perhaps even quarrel. When night approaches, bat activity increases; they fly about inside their cave then ...

The most common bat found in Alameda County is the Mexican Freetail Bat (Tadarida brasiliensis). They frequently roost in big groups under bridges, in mines, caves, and buildings that are lower than ...

Jim White was hauling water for cattle when he saw what looked like smoke billowing from a crack in the desert. Turns out it was bats. Lots of them. So in 1898, this ranch hand twisted together some ...

The Wildlife Department purchased the Selman Bat Cave Wildlife Management Area in 1995 to conserve one of the four known Mexican free-tailed bat maternity caves in Oklahoma and to increase public ...