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Monthly Archives: June 2014
An uncommon common pipistrelle at Priory
With bats showing signs of pregnancy this was our last trapping evening for a while. Becky had such fun on Monday that she came out again with us, and we warned her that it was touch and go whether we … Continue reading
A very successful night at Stockgrove
When I saw Geraldine and Dick bouncing abut like a pair of gleeful Tigger’s I know they had seen something good. The following explains it all “5 bat group members including 1 who has recently joined, had a wonderful time … Continue reading
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Tagged bat boxes, brown long eared bat, Daubenton's, serotine, Stockgrove Country park
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A Nathususius – but not in Beds
Grafham Water is in Cambridgeshire, but I am including it here because bat group member Aidan works there. It is a known Nathusius site and Bob joined Aidan on a Nathusius survey last night. Bob loitered at the edge of … Continue reading
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Tagged Brandt's, harp trap., Nathusius pipistrelle, whiskered bat
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