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Harold Odell Bat Boxes
Nicky and Bob checked the boxes on Sunday and found 2 of the 10 boxes occupied. One of them had five common pipistrelles in and the other had 2. Photos by Bob Cornes
Bob’s Bat ID Key
Bob Cornes produced a key of Bats that were likely to be found in Jersey for a course he taught there in the Spring. This includes several species not usually found in the UK We have had requests for a … Continue reading
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A new species for Priory Country Park
Last night we were Nathusius trapping. It was a quiet night with only 10 bats caught. But one of them was a new species for the Park. The only Bats known to be in Beds and not found in the … Continue reading
A new Nathusius record – sort of
The Bedfordshire bat group wishes to claim the record for the shortest migration of a Nathusius yet recorded. We returned to the area where the box containing the two Nathusius were, checked all the boxes in the area , which … Continue reading
Ampthill Bat Walk volunteers
For many years now the Bedfordshire Bat Group has been doing walks at Ampthill Park. Demand has always outstripped our ability to meet it as August is the peak time for surveys . So, we came up with a cunning … Continue reading
An exciting time at Ampthill Park.
For several years now we have been running walks at Ampthill Park, which are always oversubscribed. Where possible we lay on a second walk (Thanks Steve Halton) but even then people are turned away. This seems a shame but trapping … Continue reading
The First Nathusius in a Beds Bat Box
Today Nicky and Danny were checking the boxes at Priory and found the first ever Nathusius Pipistrelle in a bat box. Better still one of them was a female – the first time we have ever had one in the … Continue reading
Chute Farm
On Saturday night we trapped at Chute Farm which is part of the route of the Whipsnade survey. We picked up bats roosting in the toilet and Brown long eareds exploring one of the barns. We heard a lot of … Continue reading
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