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Monthly Archives: January 2020
Plans for Wrest Park
After the recent hunt in the undercroft at Wrest Park, we have recruited some-one who likes crawling about in small confined spaces and has a certificate to prove it,for our visit in February .
Bat walks planned for Wrest Park
English Heritage are planning some bat walks this year. They will be charging for them. No dates fixed as yet. We have said we will lend them detectors and help with these in the first instance. It is a superb … Continue reading
Wrest Park in Winter
We did a number of very successful surveys at Wrest Park and found a lot of interesting bats. There was a lot of interest from staff and we have developed a good working relationship. Thanks to Amy, who is Great … Continue reading
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January Hibernation Survey results
Photo Carole Baber We checked 18 sites in January. Here is the summary of results for this year compared to last January Natterer’s 111 (127) Daubenton’s 62 (61) Myotis sp. 3 (1) BLE 6 (18) Barb 2 (3) Pip … Continue reading
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Gill’s bat
Sadly the pip didn’t make it. The trouble is that cats inflict internal injuries which are not apparent externally. This is hardly surprising to any one who has seen their cat inflict GBH on a toy mouse ( or snake)
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Bats seen flying in daylight
Had a message from a bird watcher friend saying he had seen two bats flying in the daylight. He watched them for 15 minutes before moving on. Bat do venture out from hibernation to drink and find a snack during … Continue reading
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Another bat in care
Gill posted this on the Bedfordshire Bat Group Facebook Page. Last night (Dec 30th) Milo the cat popped out and returned with a bat in his mouth. A little pipistrelle. I dashed out and grabbed the cat by the scruff … Continue reading