Everything to know about where to watch Austin’s famous bats fly


Every year, from late March or early April until about the end of November, the space beneath the Ann W. Richards Congress Avenue Bridge (known just as the Congress Bridge) becomes home to thousands of Mexican free-tailed bats. The colony feeds every night during spring and summer, normally flying out from under the bridge around sunset, and watching them emerge has become a quintessential Austin experience. But bats do more than just entertain us, though….

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