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Tag Archives: pipistrelles
Lakeside survey
Thursday night was a busy night for the bat group. As well as the Harrold Odell survey, we also had the lakeside survey. This is only for bat group members and we are allowed to take 8 members at a … Continue reading
Harrold Odell survey
Kelly who co-ordinates this survey writes “had a productive survey at Harrold Odell county park last night. Dived bombed by soprano pips most of the evening. Great views off 3 Daubentons at the bus shelter including one that swooped … Continue reading
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Twenty five years of watching common pipistrelles
Every year the bat group goes round to John Adams’ common pipistrelle roost. This year was special as it marked 25 year of John collecting data. ( 2009Adams roost). His daughter made a fantastic cake, which was one of many. … Continue reading
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Bats at Wardown Park
We first went to Wardown Park as part of the Luton Bat Project, and are doing three surveys a year there, which are open to the public. The weather has been dreadful for the first walk last week and we … Continue reading
Bats in Stockgrove boxes again
Sometimes it feels like it is never going to stop raining. Bob got soaked yesterday scouting out a site for the forthcoming Bechstein’s project, but he dried out in time to go to Stockgrove co-ordinator Angie described the evening thus … Continue reading
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Lakeside survey
At long last the rain stopped for a bit. Went to the Lakeside survey last night and watched 601 soprano pipistrelles coming out to feed. Not only that but we also had good views of Noctules andsaw a hobby and … Continue reading
Pipistrelles in bat box at Priory Country Park
Danny Fellman was doing one of his regular checks of bats in the boxes at Priory Country Park and was pleased to find that one box had five pipistrelles sheltering in it – and what was even better , they … Continue reading
Another flying bat
A pipistrelle was collected from a firm in Luton yesterday. On being examined by one of our carers at home.the little minx revived and shot off out of the room and up the stairs, It took more than half an … Continue reading
BCT Bat Care Course
The Bat Conservation Trust has just put pdfs of some of the talks at the Autumn Bat Care Conference onto their website. These will be of interest to any one involved in bat care. Bat care is very demanding and … Continue reading