The Rillito River bike path beneath the Campbell Avenue bridge houses thousands of bats around the end of the summer. At dusk, the bat colony takes flight to forage, which makes for an end-of-the-day spectacle. Take a look at photos…
Take a look at photos of Tucsonans admiring these creatures throughout the years.
Thousands of Mexican free-tailed bats swarm out from under the Campbell Ave. bridge over the Rillito River at sunset on Oct. 11, 2016.While most of the crowd is out looking for dinner, several Mexican free-tailed bats still huddle in the crevices under the Campbell Ave. bridge over the Rillito River shortly after sunset on July 19, 2019.A small crowd gathers in the Rillito River bed under the Campbell Ave. bridge to watch the nightly take-off the Mexican free-tailed bats on July 1, 2014.
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