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Monthly Archives: April 2022
Geraldine writes: “I’ve got my sad face on today, we deputised for Soggy last night at the Lakeside maternity roost site. It was rather chilly, 9C, didn’t see any bat food flying near the roost, and the bats in there … Continue reading
Bat Care Training
Held a bat care training course on Saturday. Lost several participants as had Covid or were attending weddings, but we had a good afternoon with people from North Bucks, Nene Valley and our group. Course was run by experienced trainers … Continue reading
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First Whipsnade survey
We were joined by several Whipsnade staff on Tuesday night . The winds across the Downs was feisty . Bats wisely shunned the windier places but were present in the quieter ones Whipsnade staff enjoyed the bats and bat group … Continue reading
First Lakeside survey
We returned with some trepidation to Lakeside as the lake dried out last year and bat numbers were much lower, but Nature abhors a vacuum and as the lake refilled bat numbers increased again The soprano pipistrelles had over 100 … Continue reading
First Kings Wood box check
As with other events so far this season we had a healthy turnout, or so we thought. On the day three had to drop out because of what we hoped were just colds . The four remaining folk managed to … Continue reading
First Stockgrove survey
Anyone would think we had been looking forward to the new season. No fewer than 12 members came out to play. The bats obviously felt sorry for us and we heard soprano and common pips, saw Daubenton’s over the lake … Continue reading
And we are off
The season begins! After a long hiatus we checked the Harrold Odell Country Park bat boxes. They had been checked in January to see if they needed repair. Today we checked to see if there were perchance any residents. As … Continue reading