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Spring and summer is our busiest time of year. As the weather warms up, heavily pregnant females start getting themselves into trouble and once babies are born our rescues significantly pick up. Often when a baby flying fox is in trouble you don’t see them, you can only hear them calling. They have a distinct chirping call which is very different to how an adult flying fox sounds. If you are unsure you can play this video back and a baby will respond to it. Please keep an ear out for this call a

A close-up shot of a camp of little red flying foxes (Pteropus scapulatus), a native Australian bat species, roosting and hanging upside down in an enclosed environment during daylight.

SLOW MOTION: flying fox of Seychelles eating mango fruit hanging upside down. The Pteropus seychellensis is a species of megabat in the Pteropodidae family, living in Seychelles islands of Africa.