East Yorks Bat Group

East Yorkshire Bat Group (EYBG) is a voluntary organisation set up in 1990, one of around 90 similar county-based bat conservation groups in the UK.

[Wold Ecology @WoldEcology]

Bat survey at the Grade 2* Listed Kexby Old Bridge. No hibernating bats but a known Daubenton's roost site. @WoldsWeekly @EYBG1 @_BCT_

[Bat Conservation Trust @_BCT_]

Do you know of a bat roost near you, or do you have bats roosting on your property? Help @BCT_NBMP monitor UK #bats https://t.co/k7sjGA6bnI

[East Yorks Bat Group @EYBG1]

The truth about bats.... Some common myths rectified... http://t.co/I27l6Yduoh

[East Yorks Bat Group @EYBG1]

The truth about bats... Some common batty myths busted! http://t.co/I27l6Yduoh

[East Yorks Bat Group @EYBG1]

This little guy was rescued last week and is now thriving! Ready for a successful release
Photograph © Joanne Allen

[East Yorks Bat Group @EYBG1]

Bats native to the UK consume insects, eating over 3000 in a night! Plant insect attracting flowers in your garden to help bats in your area

[Bat Conservation Trust @_BCT_]

#batfact bat fur provides protection for the delicate bodies of bats that squeeze into tiny crevices and nooks to roost

[Bat Conservation Trust @_BCT_]

New blog from @Mammal_Society on the Leisler's bat's activities each breeding season http://t.co/O5u901uHCK

[East Yorks Bat Group @EYBG1]

The East Yorkshire Bat Group @EYBG1 are now on Twitter! #FirstTweet.
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