Following two visits earlier in the year, Margaret recently returned to Tewkesbury Nature Reserve for another outside broadcast. This time her visit was in the late evening, to see the Noctule and Pipistrelle bats emerge from their roosts and, with a little help from technology, listen to them as they use their ultrasonic echo location to navigate and hunt for moths.
The recording was sent out to listeners as part of last week’s edition of the Cotswold Listener. You can listen to the recording via the media players below:
Find out about Margaret’s previous visits to the reserve, where she rose early to experience the dawn chorus, here: https://www.cotswoldlistener.co.uk/dawn-chorus/, and where she visited at evening on the longest day, here: https://www.cotswoldlistener.co.uk/tewkesbury-nature-reserve/.
