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Monthly Archives: August 2018
Woodland trapping survey Wed 28th April
Last night we visited a wood in Mid Beds. Bliss, so still so quiet (except for tawny owls) and a distant muntjac. Colin and Sara got to practice processing bats again. We caught nothing in the mist net, but the … Continue reading
August Box check Kings Wood
The forecast rain held off for most of the day. Managed to check all the3 boxes. 10 ere occupied . Three had Brown Long eareds containing 11, 6 and 1 bat(s0 The remainder contained single soprano pips. Keith spent … Continue reading
Bats and Boats
The first Bats & Boats took place last night. There was some longed for rain but it soon stopped and everyone had a good time on the water. We heard Pipistrelles, Daubentons as well as Noctules and a Serotine. Thanks … Continue reading
Day 3 of the barbastelle hunt
Expected this to be quite anticlimactic – more fool me. Bo went over last night and staked out one of the two roosts.The other one had 9 bats in, Bob’s had an unreasonable 29. The biggest roost he has ever … Continue reading
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