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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Daniel Hargreaves wins Pete Guest Award at National Bat conference.
“This award is given in memory of Pete Guest who was an inspirational figure in the bat conservation movement for more than 20 years. Each year, the bat world is invited to nominate individuals who have made an outstanding practical contribution … Continue reading
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Beds Bat group invade North Bucks.
We had a request to do a bat talk and only later did we realise it was actually in N Bucks. N Bucks bat group didn’t mind so we went over to Edelsboro last night to talk there, I tried … Continue reading
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We lied – one more walk at Priory Country Park
Several months ago we were contacted by Kathy Hinde an audio visual artist based in Bristol and asked us to organise a bat walk. Her reason was an unusual one. She is about to work with Bedford Creative Arts on … Continue reading
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A loan of a gold medal to a Bat Group Member
The Bedfordshire Bat Group relies on its members to do all the things it does. One of our stalwarts Danny Fellman works as a ranger at Priory Park Bedford. Since joining the bat group he has got Natural England Roost … Continue reading
Last Bat walk of the season at Priory Park
On Friday 7th September the last walk of the Priory Park season of walks took place. Once again the event was fully booked. On a beautiful clear starry night, bats were abundant, Noctules, Daubenton’s and both species of pip flew … Continue reading
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Bechstein’s survey Round 3 Day 5
The final day dawned and bleary eyed Bob and Lia made final preparations. The survey involved another key, so there was some nervousness. Bob had to collect the key from the Woodworks festival which gave Bob a chance to see … Continue reading
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Bechstein’s Project Round 3 day 4
By day 4, tiredness was beginning to take hold. Bob, Jude and Lia’s early morning ( l1am) conversation was at times hilarious after the third very late night, with the ability to remember what things were called fading fast. WE … Continue reading
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Bechstein’s Project Round 3, Day 2.
The day was spent checking equipment, planning the evening logistics, looking at sound recordings, checking video recordings and plugging a vast number of battery chargers throughout the house. More cake was made and then headed off to the next wood … Continue reading
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