Microbats are small, difficult to see insect eaters. They come out as the sun sets. Join us at Long Hollow Heathland to learn about thes...
Join us at Long Hollow Heathland to learn about these helpful flying mammals. Wander around with us and our bat detector as the sun sets. The detector allows us to hear their ultrasonic calls. If you are really lucky, you might even be able to see them flying in the dark.
Both adults and students welcome.
WHEN
Friday, 15 April 2016 from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM (AEST)
WHERE
Long Hollow Heathland - 117 Reserve Road, Beaumaris, VIC 3193, Australia - View Map
Friends of Native Wildlife Inc.
Organiser of Microbats at Twilight in Long Hollow Heathland
Facebook Profile pages/Bayside-Friends-of-Native-Wildlife
Twitter @bayfonw
We are Bayside (Melbourne, Australia) residents active in conserving local native fauna, through community engagement, surveys, research, and advice.
Friends of Native Wildlife Inc.
Organiser of Microbats at Twilight in Long Hollow Heathland
Facebook Profile pages/Bayside-Friends-of-Native-Wildlife
Twitter @bayfonw
We are Bayside (Melbourne, Australia) residents active in conserving local native fauna, through community engagement, surveys, research, and advice.
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