Photo gallery – Bats of Trinidad

Anoura geoffroyi (albino) in flight by Miranda Collett

Artibeus jamaicensis by Miranda Collett

Artibeus literatus by Miranda Collett

Carollia in flight by Miranda Collett

Carollia perspicillata (leucistic) by Miranda Collett

Centurio senex by Miranda Collett

Choeroniscus minor by Miranda Collett

Diaemus youngi by Miranda Collett

Diaemus youngi wing by Miranda Collett

Micronycterus hirsuta by Miranda Collett

Mormoopidae in flight by Miranda Collett

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Jersey Bat Group

2 months ago

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Jersey Bat Group is at Victoria College, Jersey.

3 months ago

This male, adult Pipistrellus nathusii was found grounded at Victoria College. After 36 hours of hydrating, feeding & flight testing, he was considered ready for release. This species can migrate large distances. Longest documented distance over 2000km between Russia & Iberian Peninsular. We imagine he will be on his way soon out of this awful weather. Thanks to Kaylah for the video. - Miranda ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group is at St Ouen’s Bay.

3 months ago

Pipistrellus nathusii found grounded at Victoria College. Needed some TLC (rehydration fluid & mealworms) before setting him on his way. - Miranda ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

3 months ago

Successful release of our male adult Leisler's Bat last night. He did not waste time, so we are showing the video in Slow Mo. Thanks to Zoey for the video. Thanks also to Pam and Kane and the lovely couple who found the bat - Miranda ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

3 months ago

A nice photo of our Leisler's bat in care. He is just as calm and gentle as he looks. Fed well, flew well in flight training, ready to release tonight weather permitting. - Miranda ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

3 months ago

This is a long video so just watch the first minute to see the bats emerging from this roost. We have been monitoring this Myotis nattereri roost for over 2 years and usually only see 10 or so emerging. At least 38 emerged last night to my surprise. This is the largest Myotis roost in the island that we have discovered so far. - Miranda ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

3 months ago

This beautiful Nyctalus leisleri bat was found in a bathroom in a private house at Rozel. The species is very rare for Jersey, & has only been discovered once before in 2002. The male adult was brought in to me by a caring person, & was in need of hydration & feeding. We need to assess his flying ability before releasing back at Rozel, but he has a voracious appetite. - Miranda ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

4 months ago

Great episode from the Batchat podcast giving a useful insight into getting your bat license! 🦇open.spotify.com/episode/5L7nmkmKKvMukTKDB5aa3M?si=QTfLwLPST7q7wold1xXkHg ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

4 months ago

Successful release of our long-term Pipistrellus pipistrellus last night. She came to us with a large wing tear which healed up over a month. Flight training was started & when she could sustain flight we decided she was ready for release. Delayed by weather for a couple of days but all went well last night. Thanks to Kaylah and Eden for their help and thanks to the owners of the house where the bat was found for their kindness. - Miranda ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

4 months ago

Bat walk and talk is on tomorrow! 🦇You can register via the below link, we will be meeting in the top car park at Queens Valley reservoir. www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/bat-walk-and-talk-tickets-981314075817 ... See MoreSee Less

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Photo gallery – Bats of Trinidad