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Busy weekend for Pinpoint Bat
We have three of the four kits out this weekend. One of our members did a 2 hour stroll in his local wood last night and came upon a badger minding his own business. Both badger and human were thoroughly … Continue reading
Lakeside numbers up
The wet weather of late, although wonderful for gardens has been less so for seeing bats. Last night was a beautiful night and the soprano roost bats were prepared to come out to feed. I usually count at an exit … Continue reading
Amphill Park volunteers complete training
After a night of theory, the Ampthill Park volunteers did their practical training session on a wet night last week. There were a few bats about, and we didn’t get a photo. They are all set up to take … Continue reading
Kings Wood May Box check
The bluebells were spectacular in Kings Wood The blue tits were busy building nests in the boxes and as we expected there were no bats. The group carried on and checked the Stockgrove boxes with the same result.
Rain stops play
The wet weather of late has curtailed our Pinpoint Batting, but before the rain set in Dave B set up a detector his back garden, downloaded the files and correctly identified the bats found there. Note the very clear social … Continue reading
More pinpoint bat data
Andy B has his own Peersonic and GPS and has been putting it to good use . On holiday in the Conwy valley he recorded at least five species of bat including a lesser horseshoe which we never get in … Continue reading
More Pinpoint Bat Data
Andy had his own Peersonic detector and GPS and took it with him on holiday in North Wales. Just to prove I have been practicing following Bob’s bat call and analysis training. I ran my Peersonic this evening at the … Continue reading
The silence is deafening
There have been no posts for over a month. This is in part cos we have busy with Pinpoint Bat and in part because my computer has given up the ghost and the past 10 days have been spent getting … Continue reading
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Pinpoint Bat processor is a success
Danny’s program now runs like a dream. It has done for a while but we got a bit stuck because the data file is saved in a directory called current file – and there are two of these, we were … Continue reading
Pinpoint Bat Training
Had a very successful training evening for Pinpoint Bat on Tuesday evenng As well as explaining the different types of detector… we used Squeaky the Bat and the AT100 to listen to different … Continue reading