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Author Archives: batsinbeds
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
It was Christmas Eve in the Office
On Christmas Eve we had a phone call about a bat that had been found in an office that was about to close for the holidays. The bat, a pipistrelle, was unharmed and looked healthy. There was no sign it … Continue reading
Christmas is coming
According to the cat, who has another box to play in. This one had a new trail camera and a second Clue light. Not that she cared. Has just about forgiven us for throwing out the last box But defiinitely … Continue reading
Another early Christmas present
We are helping with the Bats and Churches Project, who offered to buy us some bat detectors for using on church bat walks we said we had enough, so they offered to buy us an upmarket microphone, which displays calls … Continue reading
Christmas comes early to the Bat Group
This is the time when we organise the buying of new equipment for next season, so there is a steady stream of the post. The cat eyes this with total disinterest until we got delivery of the new computer .We … Continue reading
Catching Up
We are still catching up upon getting our bat records updated. Analysing sonograms and producing maps of area we had surveyed. We did this as we went along as much as possible but there is still lots to keep us … Continue reading
Bat Boxes at Sandy Warren
Scheduled building work at The RSPB headquarters at Sandy Warren means they have had a consultant in to survey the buildings and to make recommendations about what mitigation was needed before the work commences. The grounds staff were unaware of … Continue reading
Bat Box check
We are monitoring a new site ,where bat boxes are being used as mitigation, Bob and Gwen joined the consultants and were delighted to find a total of 6 pips using the boxes.
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Web update
I have been updating the articles section of the website, adding articles up to the end of this year. This is still a work in progress but there is now lots to keep you busy over the winter months
Tyrone talks to the Fellows at ZSL
Tyrone works for ZSL at Whipsnade. Among other things he works on the conservation of Natural Species. He has joined the Bat Group and has been the driving force for increasing our access to the Zoo. We have achieved a … Continue reading