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More than 10,000 Mexican free-tailed bats emerge nightly from Phoenix Bat Cave; best viewing May through mid-October
3270822 · May 12, 2025
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A media segment described a nightly summer emergence of Mexican free-tailed bats from a flood-control tunnel called the Phoenix Bat Cave near Camelback and Fortieth Street, noting the bats arrive in early May, leave by mid-October and that the best viewing is just before sunset.
More than 10,000 Mexican free-tailed bats emerge each summer night from the Phoenix Bat Cave, a flood-control tunnel near Camelback and Fortieth Street, the host of Phoenix in Nevada Minute said. The host and a presenter on the segment said the bats arrive in early May and depart by mid-October.
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