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Tag Archives: noctule
Bat caught in a storm
Towards the end of November we had some very windy nights, one of which brought down a particular tree branch. A passerby the next day noticed a bat lying on the ground nearby and Colin went to collect it. It … Continue reading
Film of Noctules leaving a bat roost
Earlier this year, we told you about an attempt to film noctules coming out of a roost at Stockgrove Park. Toby Thorne has now had a chance to edit the footage. You can see it on You Tube. This was … Continue reading
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Tagged film of bat roost emergence, noctule, Stockgrove Country park
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High Speed film of bats
Toby Thorne Bedfordshire and North Bucks Bat Group has been celebrating his success at the National Bat Conference by taking high speed film of bats,You can see his first attempts here http://www.youtube.com/user/tobyjthornehis first attempts here/videos?flow=grid&view=0
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Tagged Bechstein's survey, brown long eared bat, Natterer's, noctule, pipistrelles
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Talk for Ravensden WI
On Tuesday we did a talk for Ravensden WI and took John who has offered to help us do talks along. While Jude was talking Bob who has heard her speak many many times before, escaped outside to listen for … 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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Bat Group on Three Counties Radio
Yesterday saw Bob on Three Counties radio talking to Nick Coffer. He stopped off on the way to pick up the captive bat but wasn’t aware the bat’s caretaker had a dodgy bell, so many thanks to Martin for driving … Continue reading
Filming Noctules at a bat roost
On Monday we counted 30 Noctules out of a roost at Stockgrove. Last night bat group member Toby tried out his latest bit of kit, an infra red light, and filmed them coming out. The infra red light means that … Continue reading
Stockgrove Park analysis of calls.
While the rest of those present, trudged round the park looking at roosts, Jude sat herself down at the point we do the Daubenton’s Count and made a continuous recording of bat activity there. ( with Jo to keep her … Continue reading
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Tagged Daubenton's, noctule, serotine, soprano pipisrelle, Stockgrove Country park, survey
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Bats and the rain
We have been saying for a while now that bats are likely to be effected by this rotten weather. Yesterday our main carer Simon got three calls about injured bats which he took into care, including this beauty .This is … Continue reading