Did you know that several bat species can be found in New York City? Join NYC Bird Alliance and wildlife scientist Nic Comparato for a bat walk! Nic specializes in the bioacoustic study of bats and birds and supports our conservation efforts as one of our seasonal associate field biologists.

Take a stroll at dusk to see—and hear—these fascinating nocturnal creatures at their most active. From Little Brown Bats, to Big Brown Bats, Hoary Bats, Eastern Red Bats, and more!

Rain date: Thursday, July 24. Registration required. Limited to 25. Free. Participants will need closed-toed shoes, bug spray, and a flashlight or headlamp.

Accessibility and Directions:

Prospect Park trails are paved and mostly flat, but may be wet and muddy. Multiple restrooms can be found all across the park. The F and G trains can be found close to the meeting location. There is no onsite parking. For more information on directions, visit the Prospect Park website.

Photo: A Little Brown Bat, one of NYC's most common bat species, rests on a tree stump. Credit: Dr. William J. Weber