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Binningup Coastcare Environment Group, the Shire of Harvey and the South West Catchments Council (SWCC) took more than 40 people on a night stalk late last week.
Using thermal imaging monoculars, specialist “scorpion” torches, a bat caller, an owl caller and, of course, good ol’ fashion eyes and ears the group spotted bats, possums ands wolf spiders.
Thank you to Joe Tonga from Go Batty who lead the group on this awesome after-dark adventure at the Binningup Golf Course.
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