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Monthly Archives: May 2020
More bat records
With lock down making group events out of the question, more of the bat group have been suing the easing of restrictions to take their bat detectors for walks , so we have been getting more data, including GPS locations. … Continue reading
Back to Stockgrove
Gwen and Mark (same household) visited Stockgrove once unlimited walks for exercise was introduced. Highlight was a lonely swan who thought it was about and got sadly disappointed during the Daubenton’s count.
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Another Zoom meeting
Photo Sara Miller Bob did a talk on hibernation with particular emphasis on Whipsnade for members on Thursday, 22 of us tuned in. It would have been 23 but our Canadian emigre miscalculated time zone. With more people the practicality … Continue reading
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Bat group goes Zooming
Members have been suffering dreadful withdrawal symptoms during lock down. We’ve been working hard behind the scenes to set up Zoom sessions for members, Last night we held our first session – on Bat ID. A dozen brave souls popped … Continue reading
Amazing photos of Brown Long Eared bat foraging on ground for St Martin’s flies
With so many people in lock down we have been getting more records of bats flying in gardens. This was one from late April.It came with photos taken by Mark Bolton ,an experienced naturalist, who asked if we could identify … Continue reading