The inspection is a full day affair for ALDOT crews looking for bats under three bridges The Woolsey Finnell Bridge, the Campus Drive Bridge, and the railroad bridge just west of Campus Drive.

There's a "bat bridge" in Houston that has residents and tourists alike flapping their wings over to Buffalo Bayou Park in hopes of catching a glimpse of a thriving bat colony. "The bats roosting ...

HOUSTON, Texas — Bats are falling from a popular bat-watching bridge in Houston, Texas due to hypothermic shock from the freezing temperatures. Freezing cold temperatures are causing bats to ...

The thousands of bridges that are laced across our landscape transect some of the most biodiverse habitats around, particularly rich river valleys. Many bats rely on rivers as movement corridors ...

Campus Drive Bridge and railroad bridge west of Campus Drive. If bats are found, workers will wait for the bats to leave their roosting site, and then install netting around that location to ...

Approximately 1.5 million bats make the Ann Richards Congress Avenue Bridge their home for part of each year. The bats settled here after a renovation of the bridge in 1980 created crevices that ...