Summer Tree Identification Walk at Great Avon Wood
12th July, In Person
Would you like to learn more about identifying native British trees? Summer is a great time to do this, when the trees are in full leaf and […]
Did you know there are 18 different kinds of bats in the UK, they can live for up to 30 years, they are the only true flying mammals in the world and just one tiny bat can eat up to 3,000 insects in a night?
Come and join us for an evening walk around Hazeland to look for bats. Guides will be there to show you around the site and help you identify and understand what you see. Learn how to use a bat detector to listen out for the bats as they fly around hunting for insects.
Seven species of bat have been seen or heard at Hazeland over the last two years including Pipistrelle, Greater Horseshoe, Serotine, Daubenton’s and Noctule bats. What will you see and hear?
The walk will set off at 8 pm and will take about an hour and a half. No prior knowledge of bats is need to enjoy this event. Directions will be sent out once you have registered. Please be aware that due to preserving the biodiversity at Hazeland there are no hardstanding paths and we are not able to allow dogs on site.
This event is free to attend and we are very grateful to the National Lottery Heritage Fund for their support.
We hope this event will inspired to find out more about bats there is a fantastic range of information on the Bat Conservation Trust website: https://www.bats.org.uk/
