Results from detectors and camera traps left overnight at Gooderstone

The locations of the three passive bat detectors 

Results from the passive bat detectors - number of bat passes 

Church: St George's

Village: Gooderstone
Date: 21/08/2015

Point A (near the church)

108 Common pipistrelle 

159 Soprano pipistrelle

10 Noctule
4 Serotine
1 NSL (Not enough information to identify to a species. Could be a Noctule, Serotine or Leisler's)
1 Barbastelle
6 Brown Long eared 

101 Unknown

6 species identified.

Point B (bottom of the church yard) 

41 Common pipistrelle

252 Soprano pipistrelle
1 Daubenton's 

2 Myotis species (belongs to the genus Myotis. Could be a Natterer's, Daubenton's,Whiskered or Brandt's)
18 Unknown

3 species identified.

Point C (by the hedge)

339 Common pipistrelle 

455 Soprano pipistrelle 

2 Serotine
2 Myotis species 

80 Unknown

3 species identified.

Camera traps images from the grounds of St George's, Gooderstone

Hedgehog

And a couple of images caught on our cameras during daylight.

Male Pheasant

Female Pheasants

A Grey Squirrel