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

3 weeks ago

Lovely walk around the lanes and gardens of Trinity. Thank you Jane Richardson for organising ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

1 month ago

Great bat walk at Queen's Valley last night. Thanks to all the volunteers that helped to make this a successful walk. ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

1 month ago

We are looking forward to our bat walks at the weekend. A chance to learn more about these amazing mammals and use a bat detector to see what you can discover.... But not much time left to book tickets! Check out the website to choose your date and time.www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/how-to-be-a-bat-detective-celebrating-international-bat-night-tickets-3995... ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

2 months ago

Nice article about our Jersey bats and the struggles they have been facing in the heatwave.There are still tickets on sale for our public walk at Queen's Valley on Saturday 27 Aug and at Val de la Mare Reservoir on Sunday 28 Aug to celebrate International Bat weekend.www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/how-to-be-a-bat-detective-celebrating-international-bat-night-tickets-3995... ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

2 months ago

This video is of a roost at a private property in west of island. The bats are Myotis nattereri which are woodland specialist bats and not common in the island. We will be monitoring this roost over the next few months. ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

2 months ago

We still have tickets left for our public walks over International Bat Weekend . We have a walk at Queen's Valley (top car park) on Saturday 27 Aug and another one at Val de la Mare reservoir (top car park) on Sunday 28 Aug. Reservations are essential, booked through Eventbrite.www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/how-to-be-a-bat-detective-celebrating-international-bat-night-tickets-3995... ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

2 months ago

We had a productive Capture/release session at Rozel Manor last night. The Jersey Bat Group and the Grey Long-eared Project placed 4 Harp traps in the grounds of the manor and managed to capture 15 Grey Long-eared bats, Many common Pips, a Nathusius pip a Myotis Natterers, amongst others, in near perfect conditions with high night-time temperatures, calm winds and lots of insects. ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

2 months ago

Celebration of International Bat NightThe Jersey Bat Group will be taking part in the International Bat Night celebrations by hosting not one but two public bat activity walks on 27th (Queen’s Valley reservoir) and 28th August (Val de la Mare reservoir).Tickets are £5 for adults and £2 for children (under 16 years old).There are 3 timeslots for which you can book tickets – 20:00, 20:30 and 21:0015 tickets available for each timeslotPlease book your tickets on Eventbrite: History of International Bat Night – EUROBATSwww.eventbrite.co.uk/e/how-to-be-a-bat-detective-celebrating-international-bat-night-tickets-3995...Bats have an important role to play in our ecosystem, and are one of the major contributors to keeping down night insects like midges and mosquitoes. Some of them are becoming endangered and International Bat Night was established to help promote a greater awareness and understanding of bats and why they deserve to be protected. This celebration is held by bat groups across the British Isles, such as the Jersey Bat Group, and the Bat Conservation Trust, to coincide with International Bat Night (formerly European Bat Night) which is organised by EUROBATS. The Bat Night has taken place every year since 1997 in more than 30 countries over the last full weekend of August.How to celebrate International Bat NightOne of the best ways to spend International Bat Night is by joining one of the Jersey Bat Group walks and celebrating the night with the members. You will have the chance to learn about how to be a bat detective – how you might be able to spot where bats live, where you could see them foraging, how to tell one kind of bat from another, and how they use echolocation to find their way in the dark, You will also have a chance to use a bat detector and see if you can spot any bats!Bat walksThe walks will be at three staggered pre-booked intervals: 20.00, 20.30 and 21:00 (15 people per group).Please arrive at the location 10 minutes before your ticketed time.The walk will last approximately one hour and you will need suitable clothing, sturdy walking shoes and a torch.Thank you to Jersey Water for kindly allowing us to use their site.Items to purchase after the walkThere will be various batty items for sale at the meeting point.Refreshments are not being provided.For further details contact Jersey Bat Group: enquiries@jerseybatgroup.org2022-08-11 ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

2 months ago

Lovely bat walk at Quaisne on Wed after supper at Smugglers. Heard plenty of bats at the marshy area. Thanks to Jonathon for organising. ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

2 months ago

All tickets now sold out for our walk at Queen's Valley Reservoir on Wed 27 July. ... See MoreSee Less

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