Fly-out viewing and Talk Ku-ring-gai Council and KBCS Inc, jointly host several of these events each year beside Rosedale Road bridge, Gordon

Fly-out viewing and TalkKu-ring-gai Council and KBCS Inc, jointly host several of these events each year beside Rosedale Road bridge, Gordon 

Where to see flying-foxes in Sydney

Watch the awesome spectacle of the evening fly out –

  • Best seen from October to March
  • Begins about 20 minutes after sunset
  • Watch for females carrying their infant in October and November
  • Watch for juveniles practising flying in January

Fly-out viewing locations are indicated on the map: Camps in Sydney

c5599e6ca43f105dcf77fa778f61c2d3Ku-ring-gai Flying-fox Reseve, Gordon

Watch fly-outs from the bridge on Rosedale Road, between Minns Rd and Glenview St, Gordon.
More information:  www.kmc.nsw.gov.au

Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney CBD

Watch flying-foxes in their camp during the day – open every day of the year. Read more about the history of flying-foxes in the gardens:History_of_flying_foxes_Royal_Botanic_Gardens_Sydney More information: www.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au

a54a7aa6ff78c14035e586d136275ff9Cabramatta Creek, Lansvale

The camp viewing platform and information is accessible from Liverpool St, Lansvale, via a laneway behind Sunnybrook Hotel. View flyouts from Jacqui Osmond Reserve, Hume Highway Cabramatta.
More information: www.fairfieldcity.nsw.gov.au

Parramatta Park, Parramatta

Flying-foxes can be readily seen from the main access road through the park, and interpretive signage is located on the path above Flat Rocks.

Duck River, Grandville

Flying-foxes can be seen south of Clyde railway station from a path beside the line which crosses the river.

Turella Reserve, Wolli Creek

More information: www.wollicreek.org.au

Some camps are not accessible because of land tenure or topography.
Many are occupied for only part of the year.