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Day 3 of the barbastelle hunt
Expected this to be quite anticlimactic – more fool me. Bo went over last night and staked out one of the two roosts.The other one had 9 bats in, Bob’s had an unreasonable 29. The biggest roost he has ever … Continue reading
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Visit to Woburn Safari Park
A while ago we visited the toilets in the zoo section of the Safari Park and our observant members thought it had a roost in it. Last night we staked it out. Kel and Hedj joined us, so it was … Continue reading
Meet Gnasher
We got a call from Lisa and Mick that they had a grounded bat. We went over as Aiden was at work . To our amazement, the grounded bat was a serotine juvenile male. We knew there was a serotine … Continue reading
Bat care mayhem
Dave B has taken over the care of juvenile bats. It has been hectic to say the least. “I have had 15 Grounded Bat calls in the last 2 weeks. 11 of them have been Pups. 1 Pup died on … Continue reading
Busy time for Bat Care
This is the peak time for grounded bats. We are very pushed. It would be a great help if you could deliver the bat to a halfway point if you live in the south of the county s we have … Continue reading
Glow worm at Stockgrove
Geraldine spotted a glow worm at Stockgrove on Monday , the first one we had ever seen there
Stockgrove Survey 28th May
An interesting night. We found a couple of Schwegler boxes with Natterer’s in. That means all the Schwegler boxes put up in Stockgrove have now been occupied. In addition to that we may have found another new Noctule roost. We … Continue reading
Bats get lost
We are used to getting bat calls about bats flying in buildings when the young bats take to the wing. At the moment the females are pregnant but we have had two calls in the past two days where bats … Continue reading