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Tag Archives: brown long eared bat
Amazing photos of Brown Long Eared bat foraging on ground for St Martin’s flies
With so many people in lock down we have been getting more records of bats flying in gardens. This was one from late April.It came with photos taken by Mark Bolton ,an experienced naturalist, who asked if we could identify … Continue reading
Southill Church Bioblitz
The Bedfordshire Natural History Society carried out a Bioblitz at Southill Church today. Bob went along as the Bat Recorder to check whether brown long eared bats were still roosting. Of bats there was no sign, but they may have … Continue reading
Woodland trapping survey Wed 28th April
Last night we visited a wood in Mid Beds. Bliss, so still so quiet (except for tawny owls) and a distant muntjac. Colin and Sara got to practice processing bats again. We caught nothing in the mist net, but the … Continue reading
Chute Farm
On Saturday night we trapped at Chute Farm which is part of the route of the Whipsnade survey. We picked up bats roosting in the toilet and Brown long eareds exploring one of the barns. We heard a lot of … Continue reading
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Another whiskered site
We had done some preliminary surveys at a private wood near Maulden. We had heard very few bats, but these included Common and soprano pipistrelles, a passing Noctule and a Myotis bat. So with no great hope of excitement 6 … Continue reading
An unusual night at Woburn Center Parcs
The bat group has been allowed to monitor bats at Woburn Center Parcs and last night we set up two harp traps with lures and a mist net and waited. We were accompanied by a number of Center Parc staff … Continue reading
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Stockgrove Survey Monday 14th
Had a really good turn out last night. Jodie and Boo the new members from lat time, plus two other new members Chris and Peter ,plus non member Richard, as well as the usual suspects. Martin had a night off … Continue reading
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Last King’s Wood survey of the year.
To be honest, it was more in hope than in expectation that the last box check of the season was carried out. We should not have been so negative. Sixteen brown long eareds and a common pipistrelle were in residence … Continue reading
New occupants of a Stockgrove Bat Box
Yesterday’s regular box check had two occupied boxes. One had what we think was a Natterer’s bat. It was difficulty getting a good vie last night and a second contained a number of brown long eared bats, but here were … Continue reading