We are working hard for Norfolk's bats. Please help us to do as much as possible!
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**Change to schedule!** The talk about Bechstein's bats by Simeon Johnson @_BCT_ (to be held online) has been brought forward to Thursday 27th February at 7:30pm.
Where bat roosts have been destroyed, Chris has been instrumental in ensuring money from Community Resolution Orders comes to Norfolk and Norwich Bat Group so that it can go straight back into bat conservation here in Norfolk!
Thank you so much to PC Chris Shelley for a fascinating talk about rural crime. We are hugely grateful for the work he does for Norfolk's wildlife, & I think we all feel much better informed now!
Happy World Wetlands Day! Let's raise awareness of how important wetland ecosystems are. We are lucky to have some fabulous wetlands in Norfolk, they are some of our most important bat habitats.
Delighted to announce NNBG's Jane Harris has been admitted into @_BCT_ Hall of Fame. It's great to see recognition of the amazing job Jane does for Norfolk's bats!
https://t.co/s9ZRSaRoJ4
Our AGM will be on Friday 24th January and will be followed by the next of our Winter talks - Stuart Newson on the @_BTO Acoustic Pipeline. Stuart's enthusiasm for bioacoustics makes this one not to miss!
January is the month for @BCT_NBMP hibernation checks. Our bat group members are busy counting across Norfolk. The recent cold weather seems to have brought the bats inside.
Whether you've just discovered you have a bat roost, have had a known bat roost for a while or are just curious about what having bats means this page is for you: https://t.co/5V6DwTeY3M .
It's designed to help answer your questions and offer advice and support.
Today is the #WinterSolstice , the shortest day of the year. Is it too soon to start a countdown to longer days, warmer evenings and seeing the first bat of the year?
Here is the familiar echolocation call of a common pipistrelle - something to look forward to.
Check out this paper! https://t.co/vzpQ0Xfp45
NNBG members have been helping with research into Nathusius' pipistrelle migration. It's been a lot of work but we now know so much more about how this tiny bat crosses the sea. Congrats to Jane & Sue for getting this published.
Our AGM will be on Friday 24th January and will be followed by the next of our Winter talks - Stuart Newson on the @_BTO Acoustic Pipeline. Stuart's enthusiasm for bioacoustics makes this one not to miss!