Description: Between March and November, more than a million-and-a-half free-tail bats spend their summer days under this prominent bridge and come out in the darkness to catch and eat thousands of pounds of insects nightly. It's quite an awe-inspiring spectacle to behold and can take all the bats more than a half-hour to take flight at times of heaviest concentration. The best time to catch sight is around 8:30pm.
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