1000's Of Bats At The Duck Pond ~

as far as the eye could see!

Amazing, this is just one section!

[Corinne C]

Amazing find! No insects in the area :-)

[Beryl Lloyd]

So amazing to find such a whole lot of bats roosting

[Babs]

Wow so many bats. I think the ones that used to live at Raymond Terrace have moved up your way as the numbers have reduced here a lot. We were at Raymond Terrace yesterday and only a few are there now.

[Shutterbug]

It must be amazing at dusk when they all fly out.

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[LManning (Laura)]

Wow!

[Barb]

Oh, my! Sorry! Kind of makes me shudder, Valerie!

[Kathy A]

Goodness me! This reminds me of a section of Parramatta Park near my place

[Diana]

Omw what an amazing capture and sight!

[Wylie]

I bet that’s noisy!

[Lou Ann]

Oh my. Here they spend their days in caves.

[Merrelyn]

I hope the wind wasn't blowing towards you. They can be so smelly.

[Carole Sandford]

I’m glad I’m looking at them on a photo & not for real!

[Valerie Chesney]

@bjywamer @carole_sandford @merrelyn @louannwarren @pusspup @ludwigsdiana @kjarn @ljmanning @bkbinthecity @shutterbug49 @onewing @beryl @corinnec ....It was a lovely day with a breeze, but no smell & quite an expanse of water between us. They can be off-putting in large numbers.. thank you all so very much for commenting & for the Fav... 🦇🦇🦇📷

[Jacqueline]

That isn’t a sight you see every day

[Valerie Chesney]

@jacqbb Thanks heaps & for the Fav.
They & the Ibis seem to co - exist quite well!