The Mexican free-tailed bat maternity colony under the I-80 Yolo Causeway is growing daily as they return from wherever they ...

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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A large colony of Mexican free-tailed bats can consume an estimated 250 tons of insects in a single night. John C. Abbott; Rolf Nussbaumer; Joel Sartore / National Neographic Creative (2) Known ...

Each spring, millions of Mexican free-tailed bats fly from under the Congress Avenue Bridge, but they weren't always welcome like they are today.

Each spring, millions of Mexican free-tailed bats fly from under the Congress Avenue Bridge, but they weren't always welcome like they are today. Credit: KVUE Author: Morgan McGrath ...

And the " Phoenix Bat Cave," a storm tunnel along the Arizona Canal near 37th Place, attracts thousands of Mexican free-tailed bats each summer.

Surprising Results Mosley’s surprise came after she tested about 300 local Mexican free-tailed bats for T. cruzi but found nothing.

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Under an ultraviolet light, toe structures on this Mexican free-tailed bat glow a brilliant cyan. F. Gual-Suárez By Jason Bittel August 28, 2024 at 11:00 am ...

The Mexican free-tailed bat is the most common species in the Southwest. They’re medium-sized and you could hold one between a few fingers.