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Tag Archives: noctule
Stockgrove Park survey
A beautiful evening. There were not man bats about to begin with, and there were no bats in the boxes this time. (picture was taken last time and you can see the bats in the box are brown long eareds) … Continue reading
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Bat talk at Mogerhanger Lower School
We went talk to youngsters at Mogerhanger Lower School this morning. As we entered the school grounds we couldn’t help but notice the wildlife in the tree. When we signed in at receptions we were told we “going to be … Continue reading
Noctule roost at Putnoe wood blows over.
Having found a new roost at the weekend, it is now time to report the loss of another one. This tree was home to some Noctules in a Bedford Wood. It has recently fallen over.( You can see from the … Continue reading
Bat talk at Maulden WI
Bob was asked to repeat a talk he did for the Flitwick local group of the Wildlife Trust a year ago. There were 30 members of Maulden WI present. Once Bob had done his talk we introduced them to the … Continue reading
Gearing up for the new season
This is what passes as the quiet time of year. We’ve had another flurry of bookings for talks. Looking at the diary we are booked to do five in the next month, which is a lot for February. So must … Continue reading
Talk for Blenheim Christian fellowship
We were invited to do this talk following our walk for Sight Concern at Stockgrove Country Park. One of the people who attended was a lady from this group. On her recommendation three other ladies came to the overcrowded bat … Continue reading
Bat Box Building Session in Luton
Last night we went to Tennyson Road Primary School to give a talk to the local cubs and then they set to making bat boxes. These boxes are going to go in the place the group camps. Two of them … Continue reading
Talk at Langford Beavers
Photo Jude Hirstwood Another encounter with a beaver group yesterday. This time we went to Langford and were met by a lively group of youngsters. They sat and paid complete attention when I talked and then set to making bat … Continue reading
Mist netting at Sandy Warren
After our earlier success we went back to Sandy Warren to see if we could catch some of those numerous Myotis. I bet you can already guess the outcome. They had all flown off somewhere else and we heard hardly … Continue reading