Batty Jessie's Surprise
To use this video in a commercial player or in broadcasts, please email [email protected] Following a slight downturn in flowering and fruiting, our flying-foxes are starting to fly in lower to find food. Jessie found herself trapped on a barbed wire fence this morning and a huge thank you to the member of the public who called her in and to Kat for rescuing her. Thanks to that phone call, two lives were saved this morning as Jessie was hiding a sweet surprise under her wing. Now are both in care and their future is bright. You may notice some creepy bugs crawling around and these are a natural part of flying-fox life. We only remove them when there is a heavy burden but a few bat flies, especially during our long hot summers, are of little consequence. www.facebook.com/BatzillatheBat/

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