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Majestic Flying Foxes Cluster in Ancient White Mahogany Tree Canopy A Stunning Aerial View of Nocturnal Fruit Bats Royalty Free Stock Photo

Four fruit bats also called flying foxes hanging upside down from the branch of a tree in Sydney, Australia. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fruit bats (grey-headed flying foxes) hanging upside down in a tree in Melbourne Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fruit bats hang upside down from tree branches, island, Thailand. Flying foxes Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fruit bats hang upside down from tree branches at sunset Royalty Free Stock Photo

Flying foxes also named fruit bats in Port Macquarie Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fruit bats hang upside down from tree branches, rest before foraging. Flying foxes Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fruit bats hang upside down from tree branches. Flying foxes Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fruit bats (grey-headed flying foxes) hanging upside down in trees in Melbourne Royalty Free Stock Photo

Flying foxes hang in a tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Greater Indian Fruit Bats or Indian Flying Fox hanging on Tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Flying foxes fruit bats on a tree near Kinabatangan river, Sabah, Malays Royalty Free Stock Photo

The little red flying fox, Pteropus scapulatus, is a species of megabat native to northern and eastern Australia. With a weight of 300Ã¢â¬â600 grams, 11Ã¢â¬â21 oz, it is the smallest flying fox in mainland Australia, the others being the black, spectacled and grey-headed flying fox