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The Common pips are back home
Great news. We had a common pip roost which the home owner kept records for over twenty years. We were sad when they left the roost. We were delighted to hear that 2 bats had returned. Hoping they are going … Continue reading
Change in covid regulation
Latest covid regulations mean we will no long to limit everything to six. This means we can increase numbers at surveys and will be able to organise bat walks and talks again. New task trying to put outstanding one off … Continue reading
tools of the trade
With the further relaxation of Covid restrictions we are reintroducing more of our surveys especially one off bat detector surveys. DuetThis means we can do public bat walks and talks again This is the detector we use … Continue reading
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Scoping a new woodland
Things are getting back to normal. After what seems a very long gap, the Bat Group has been invited by the owners of a woodland to have a look at what bats may be present. Sunday saw Bob scoping out … Continue reading
Whipsnade Survey
First Whipsnade survey of the year 0n Tuesday. Like all other surveys so far it was cold The recording we made at the time showed more bats than we had noticed. at the time. The blue dots were comnon pipistrelles, … Continue reading
Lakeside 2.
Though warmer then last time. It still got a bit chilly. The bats didn’t seem to mind . 124 Sopranos were counted out of the roost and the first Nathusius of the year was picked up on the detector,as were … Continue reading
Whipsnade Zoo
Whipsnade are going to install some bat boxes at the zoo On Monday, Tyrone and Bob had a mooch around to identify suitable sites. For the first time this season it was warm and sunny.It was good to see the … Continue reading
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First Stockgrove survey
Six members joined this survey last night on a cold night, The bats had more sense as temperatures approaching zero, not one bat ventured out. We did ,however, find two occupied bat boxes. The lack of bats gave time to … Continue reading
More surveys planned
We have just fixed dates for three Whipsnade surveys and a walk for ZSL members, (provided covid restriction are eased). Life looks up
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1st Lakeside survey
A cold night,6 cold bat group members and 25 bats,their reaction to weather is unkown