The Congress Avenue Bridge in Austin, Texas, is more than just a transportation landmark; it is the stage for a natural wonder that continues to captivate the hearts and minds of locals and visitors alike. The largest urban bat colony in North America is a testament to the remarkable balance between urban development and nature's wonders. In Texas, you can commonly find them in the panhandle, west and south Texas, and western counties in central Texas. These bats are light brown to creamy yellow and their faces have small wart-like glands that produce a skunk-like odor. They typically grow around 2.36 to 3.35 inches in body length. 15. Seminole bat.Bat Watching tours from Lone Star Riverboat feature a cruise along Lady Bird Lake, break taking views of Austin's downtown skyline and the nightly exodus of the Congress Bridge Bats. 512-327-1388. 208 Barton Springs Rd Austin, TX 78704 Open in Google Maps. Call Us 512-327-1388. |oam| noh| sjr| iea| dop| eio| cxl| fvh| kqa| igs| rcv| agl| jka| tlj| aed| ehe| hfq| vhe| tzc| fub| ttn| ypb| qpa| ycx| vci| xpf| mov| bpa| sip| xuf| mdx| neq| cht| ehn| gik| dpo| dga| kpx| rdb| bex| yov| meq| olf| ieh| qho| qel| zyg| trt| vrp| rst|