Results from detectors and camera traps left overnight at Gateley

Locations of the bat detectors

Results from the bat detectors - number of bat passes

Point A - Back left corner of the church

161 Common pipistrelles
8 Soprano pipistrelles
3 Brown long eared bat
1 Big bat (Noctule or Serotine)
3 Myotis species (belongs to the genus Myotis. Could be a Natterer's, Daubenton's,Whiskered or Brandt's)

5 species identified

Point B - Side of the church

247 Common pipistrelles

49 Soprano pipistrelles

3 Brown long eared bat

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

4 species identified

Point C - Front of church

262 Common pipistrelles

21 Soprano pipistrelles

1 Brown long eared bat

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

1 Big bat (Noctule or Serotine)

5 species identified

Camera traps images from the grounds of St Helen Church in Gateley

Unfortunately no night time images but we had lots of photos of pheasants and rabbits using the church yard during the day.