Results from the passive acoustic bat detectors - number of bat passes
Church: St Andrew
Village: Deopham
Date: 28/08/2015
Date: 28/08/2015
Point A (behind the church)
192 Common pipistrelle
1101 Soprano pipistrelle
2 Serotine
7 Myotis species (belongs to the genus Myotis. Could be a Natterer's, Daubenton's,Whiskered or Brandt's)
2 Serotine
7 Myotis species (belongs to the genus Myotis. Could be a Natterer's, Daubenton's,Whiskered or Brandt's)
167 Unknown
4 species identified.
Point B (in front of the church)
28 Common pipistrelle
210 Soprano pipistrelle
1 possible Alcathoe
1 possible Alcathoe
4 Myotis species (belongs to the genus Myotis. Could be a Natterer's, Daubenton's,Whiskered or Brandt's)
61 Unknown
61 Unknown
4 species identified.
Point C (back of the churchyard)
34 Common pipistrelle
43 Soprano pipistrelle
1 Noctule
2 Serotine
1 NSL (Not enough information to identify to a species. Could be a Noctule, Serotine or Leisler's)
15 Unknown
4 species identified.
Camera traps images from the grounds of St Andrew's Church, Deopham
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| Fox |
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| Fox |
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| Rabbit |
And a couple of images caught on our cameras during daylight.
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| Woodpigeons |
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