Central Scotland Bat Group, Picture Gallery Index

Aberfoyle Forestry Commission Bat Box Survey, October 2010, No. 1: Breeding roost in a Schwegler bat box.
Aberfoyle Forestry Commission Bat Box Survey, October 2010, No. 2: Checking to see whether it's a female that bred this year.
Aberfoyle Forestry Commission Bat Box Survey, October 2010, No. 3: Attaching the ring.
Aberfoyle Forestry Commission Bat Box Survey, October 2010, No. 4: Damaged wing.
Aberfoyle Forestry Commission Bat Box Survey, October 2010, No. 5: Measuring forearm length.
Aberfoyle Forestry Commission Bat Box Survey, October 2010, No. 6: Weighing the bats!
Aberfoyle Forestry Commission Bat Box Survey, October 2010, No. 7: Newly ringed Pipistrelle bat.
Aberfoyle Forestry Commission Bat Box Survey, October 2010, No. 8: Processed bats.
CSBG members at AGM, April 2011.: Happy batters.
Aberfoyle Forestry Commission bat box survey, September 2009, No. 1: Group member checking a bat box.
Aberfoyle Forestry Commission bat box survey, September 2009, No. 2: A bat leaves a bat box.
Aberfoyle Forestry Commission bat box survey, September 2009, No. 3: Taking as bat's vital statistics.
Aberfoyle Forestry Commission bat box survey, September 2009, No. 4: Examining a bat's wing.
Aberfoyle Forestry Commission bat box survey, September 2009, No. 5: A bat in the hand.
Aberfoyle Forestry Commission bat box survey, September 2009, No. 6: Bat box maintenance.
Setting up equipment: Members of the Group preparing acoustic equipment to aid monitoring flying bats as the evening light fades and the bats are about to emerge.
Looking for bats: Members of the Group investigate promising sites for bat roosts during the winter to identify where the local bats hibernate.
Analysing bat droppings: Members of the group are instructed in microscopic examination of bat droppings to study the diet of the animals.
Preparing to go underground: Members of the Group, suitably dressed, prepare to go underground in search of bats.

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