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Author Archives: batsinbeds
Frequently asked questions about bats
More people are finding bats are fascinating. (Nothing beats a lockdown for developing a new interest) I’ve updated Bob’s handout he used when training Ampthill Park volunteers when he trained them to lead Bat Walks in Ampthill Park.with some answer … Continue reading
Echolocation key
By popular request I’ve posted Bob’s key on echolocation on the website again Key to echolocation calls v5
What did I do during lockdown?
Racked my brain to think of things to post here. Then I remembered,. For fifteen years I have been running an ever more occasional series in the bat group newsletter base on Simon Bond’s 101 uses for a Dead Cat … Continue reading
What to do when in lockdown
What can I fill the blog with now that we are confined to barracks? Photo GC .Name alphabetized to save the innocentSome of us have been reduced to leaving detector in our back gardens and getting sadly excited when a … Continue reading
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Social Isolation- The SM4 that came in from the cold
What on earth to do when you can’t go out and listen to bats? Bring the bats to you. To explain we have not been out kidnapping bats. We left a trail camera and an SM4 in one of the … Continue reading
More things to do when socially isolated
Chiroptrivia “Life is a beautiful and strange creature that appears at a window, flies swiftly through the banquet and is gone.” The Venerable Bede and there can be few more strange and wonderful creatures than a bat. So this … Continue reading
Finding things to do when socially isolated
Having attacked the black mould on my Back room window I gave up n Spring cleaning and have updated Chiroptrivia 2013-14 and 2012. I have the links and removed any dead ones “The women of Paniya tribe are characterized by … Continue reading
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WE NEVER CLOSE!
Having cancelled all our surveys, we wondered what on earth we would do. One of our number has responded by putting his echometer touch out of his bedroom window, making recordings over night. He did this last week and got … Continue reading
Surviving social distancing I
Covid 19 has made a mockery of all our plans for outdoor activities for a while. Confined to barracks I will try to update bits of the website which may help pass the time. I updated the articles section over … Continue reading
AGM
Photo stolen from University of Bristol site. L We decided to go ahead with the AGM and had a brilliant evening. Thanks to all the cake bringers and Jo for taking charge of the raffle Big thanks to passionate and … Continue reading