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Thousands of Endangered Bats Emerge at Nightly Flight
25 Jul
Summary
- Thousands of endangered gray bats will emerge from Weaver Cave.
- Event offers a rare chance to see bats' nightly insect hunt.
- Free admission requires advance registration due to limited space.
Area nature enthusiasts have an exceptional opportunity to witness thousands of endangered gray bats emerge from Weaver Cave Preserve. The sixth annual Wing Night, hosted by the Georgia-Alabama Land Trust, is scheduled for Friday, August 7th, from 7:15 p.m. to 9 p.m. Attendees will observe the endangered gray bats spiral out of the cave at dusk as they begin their nightly hunt for insects.
Before the flight, bat conservation experts will present educational information about the bats' vital role in the environment and ongoing conservation efforts. This event provides a rare chance to see a natural phenomenon often only viewed on documentaries. Admission to the event is free, but advance registration is mandatory due to limited capacity.
Donations collected during Wing Night will directly support the Georgia-Alabama Land Trust's critical work in preserving natural habitats and advancing environmental education throughout the region. Refreshments will be provided by local sponsors before the evening's main attraction begins.
