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Photo Gallery – Members in Action

Here are some photos of Jersey Bat group members engaged in batty activities.

Please send more photos as we need more faces

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BatCru course by Andy Bega

BatCru course by Andy Bega

BatCru course by Andy Bega

BatCru course by Andy Bega

BatCru course by Andy Bega

BatCru course by Andy Bega

BatCru course by Andy Bega

BatCru course by Andy Bega

Batcru course by Andy Bega

Batcru course by Andy Bega

Chapel door-photo by Liz Walsh

Chapel door-photo by Liz Walsh

Steve collecting droppings by Luz Walsh

Steve collecting droppings by Luz Walsh

Neil inspecting bat box

Neil inspecting bat box

Pam, Amy, Heidi & Steve at Val de la Mare

Pam, Amy, Heidi & Steve at Val de la Mare

Ed with Bob and Jude

Ed with Bob and Jude

Henry & Miranda with Livingstone bat

Henry & Miranda with Livingstone bat

Putting up bat boxes in Trinity

Putting up bat boxes in Trinity

Putting up bat boxes in Trinity

Putting up bat boxes in Trinity

Ani discovering bat by Piers Sangan

Ani discovering bat by Piers Sangan

Robert under Schwegler box

Robert under Schwegler box

Checking Schwegler boxes

Checking Schwegler boxes

Henry radio tracking

Henry radio tracking

Val de la Mare walk

Val de la Mare walk

Val de la Mare walk

Val de la Mare walk

Battle of Flowers walk 2015

Battle of Flowers walk 2015

Battle of Flowers walk 2015

Battle of Flowers walk 2015

Pipistrelle - with Miranda, Jonny & Sally

Pipistrelle - with Miranda, Jonny & Sally

Pipistrelle - with Ani

Pipistrelle - with Ani

Pipistrelle - with Jane

Pipistrelle - with Jane

Collecting data

Collecting data

Processing Lasiurus cinnereus

Processing Lasiurus cinnereus

Collecting data (2)

Collecting data (2)

Henry in Slindon

Henry in Slindon

Harp trap Slindon

Harp trap Slindon

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Here are some photos of Jersey Bat group members engaged in batty activities.

Please send more photos as we need more faces

enquiries@jerseybatgroup.org

Jersey Bat Group

3 days ago

Our 2 bats in care have been positively ID'd as Pipistrellus nathusius (Nathusius pips), both male adults. They will be released as soon as the night temperatures are warm enough. For those interested, here are some photos that confirmed the ID ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

4 days ago

It is not common to have bats in care at this time of year, but we are currently looking after Patch and Longueville and waiting for the weather to warm up before we release them. They are both eating like horses, and seem to enjoy the comfort of bat care. Patch looks to be a Nathusius Pipistrelle and Longueville probably the same but we have yet to identify. Thanks to Zoey for the photos ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

5 days ago

The results of our bat box project were poor this year, with only one of our 6 sites producing any quantity of bats. We did however record a Brown Long-eared bat in a box in October, a probably Myotis in a box in the spring and several Common Pipistrellus during the year. The new CJM boxes are now outperforming the Kent boxes, so we will be replacing some of the dilapidated boxes with this model in the future. If you wish to read the full report, you can find it here: docs.google.com/document/d/1jiyH1iydvz6JJa01AkkgvrfYOZM2YWH4vT2B_KCQ2NE/edit?usp=sharing ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

5 days ago

Pam is at St Peter's Indoor market every Saturday promoting the Jersey Bat Group. Why not drop in and have a chat, maybe buy a batty gift. ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

1 week ago

Is your New Year resolution to do something different but you are not quite sure what? Why not join the Jersey Bat Group as their secretary! We are a small Jersey wildlife charity dedicated to the conservation of bats and to telling everyone about these fascinating creatures. But you don't need to know about bats to act as the secretary. You do need to be organised, enjoy communicating and available to organise and attend approx. monthly evening committee meetings (can be done by Zoom). You will maintain the records on the dedicated JBG laptop (kindly donated by JT) and the present secretary will be happy to provide guidance and assistance at the outset. Interested? Send us an email at enquiries@jerseybatgroup.org and we will contact you. Not sure? If you would like to attend a committee meeting first before deciding then send us an email and we can arrange that. ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

3 months ago

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Jersey Bat Group is at Victoria College, Jersey.

4 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.

4 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

5 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

5 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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