S6E59 This week, we’re diving into an evening adventure at the stunning Tintinhull Gardens in Somerset, owned by the National Trust. Joining the Somerset Bat Group, we’re on the hunt for one of the UK’s rarest bats – the elusive grey long-eared bat.

In this episode, you’ll hear:
🦇 What makes the grey long-eared bat so rare and fascinating
🦇 The Somerset Bat Group’s efforts to discover more about this species within the County
🦇 A behind-the-scenes look at their bat survey in the beautiful gardens of Tintinhull
🦇 Insights into the habitat and behaviors of this secretive bat

Whether you’re a seasoned bat enthusiast or just curious about the creatures of the night, this episode is packed with discovery, conservation passion, and the magic of Somerset’s wildlife.

Links and Resources:

• Learn more about the Somerset Bat Group here and find the results of the GLE project here
• Find out about Tintinhull Gardens here
• Learn about grey long-eared bats here

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