bats in trees

[caledonian bob]

I,ve done loads of work with a licenced bat handler ie climbing inspections (there aren,t many ecologists that can climb) and i,ve found many bats in trees. There are signs that you can look for when inspecting a tree but the best way if you are in any doubt is to get a climb inspection. Fines for destroying roosts can be fairly hefty. If anyone wants a good climbing ecologist pm me for details.

[Mesterh]

There used to be a member who would well have posted on here by now, at the slightest mention of the word bat he was in, cant remember the user name but surprised he aint here

[Dean Lofthouse]

could someone post some pics of where you would expect to find bats, ,

 

In a bat shop silly

 

Come on Stephen, stay with us mate

[Dean Lofthouse]

There used to be a member who would well have posted on here by now, at the slightest mention of the word bat he was in, cant remember the user name but surprised he aint here

 

Christreeroot ??

[Johny Walker]

In a bat shop silly

 

Come on Stephen, stay with us mate

 

dean thats funny talk about timing ,stevi ask another 1, please:001_tongue:

[Mesterh]

Christreeroot ??

 

That rings a bell might be him.

[Stephen Blair]

ha ha lol

[Johny Walker]

ha ha lol

how about 1, about fish

bats im still lauhging no affence stevi but you walked in to that like youd been on the single malt all nite

[Peter]

Christreeroot ??

 

I dont think he'll be posting on anything on here.

[Nimby]

Guys, this is good info,

 

http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-bat07_trees.pdf