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It may sound odd but we quite often get calls for flying-foxes on the ground after coming off second best following a barney with another bat. With a large fruiting mango tree in the backyard, the kind home owner found Miss Margo covered in ants this morning and after covering her with a box, Mr Batzilla rescued her late this afternoon. With no other injuries apart from an apparent concussion and ant bites, Miss Margo is now resting in bed with a bowl of freshly chopped mango by her side. Please

Following a long, hot summer we are desperately in need of rain and with very little local flowering our bats are feeling the pinch. No rain means very little blossom and bats start coming into care underweight and they are trapped more often in large aperture fruit tree netting in a desperate search for food. Miss Athena found herself in trouble this morning as she had been trapped overnight in netting on an exotic fig tree and she was baking in the midday sun when I arrived. Fortunately, the w

Let's end the working week on a high and what better way to do that than with a flying-fox enjoying a yummy banana. With lots of Little Red flying-foxes still in town outcomes have been mixed but Mr. Batzilla and I rescued the second largest flying-fox I have ever encountered yesterday and he weighed in at a whopping 1055 grams which is testament to the amount batty food out there. Most adult Black males weigh in at between 750 and 900 grams during an abundant season and this healthy fellow was