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Bats response improved | Brimbank & North West
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Bats response improved | Brimbank & North West
An extreme heat day in late January threatened grey-headed flying foxes in Brimbank Park, but a stronger response resulted in fewer deaths than during a previous extreme heat event earlier this year, a wildlife rescue director said. Wildlife rescue organisation Fly By Night director Tamsyn Hogarth estimated about 100 bats in Brimbank Park died on Tuesday 27 January, when temperatures soared to 45 degrees in parts of Melbourne’s west. “We still h…
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