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Lakeside Survey – Record numbers of midges
Soggy says “Even a downpour before and after the survey did not deter the 1340 soprano pipistrelles emerging ^8^ even more to follow if the sounds still within the roost is anything to go by” Counting them was a challenge … Continue reading
Bats in care- a good news story (so far)
This season has been hard on bats .Many parts of the country have been inundated with juveniles in very poor conditio0n. We have had several that have been so badly malnourished we were unable to anything for them. There are … Continue reading
July Bat box check
We did another box check on Sunday and managed to look at all 53 boxes. We were a little disappointed that we only found two soprano pipistrelles, one of which was incredibly stroppy. But we also had a number of … Continue reading
Anglian Wolf Society Event
One of the events we like getting invited to best, is the Anglian Wolf Society Open Day. There is never a shortage of volunteers as it gives us a chance to look at the wolves and to other visitors – … Continue reading
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Bechstein survey – in Herefordshire
Regular readers will know we have been hunting for Bechstein’s in Bedfordshire. So far we have had no luck, but the weather has been awful. Lia is going to come back at the end of August, but she has just … Continue reading
Stockgrove Country Park July 23rd
Angie who co-ordinates this survey wrote. “It was a surprisingly quiet night on the bat front last night despite it being a beautiful warm evening. Only box 10 had a resident, a solitary Soprano who left the roost … Continue reading
Lakeside Survey
Driving over to the Lakeside survey on a fine evening we noticed an ominous grey cloud in the distance. Yes you guessed it, it was raining at the Lakeside Survey site. Some of us are natural pessimists and had brought … Continue reading
Brown long eared bat roost at Sandy Warren
On July 3rd we reported trying to count bats out of the gate house at Sandy Warren, the headquarters of the RSPB. We did not spot any coming out and where concerned that the lighting round the gatehouse might be … Continue reading