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J
Norfolk mammals
Actually I am not sure to be honest, someone on here probably knows the law better than me or there may be guidelines on the English Nature website. It may be that you're OK with accidental capture (and in fact should provide casters in case you do get a shrew?). I've generally only helped out... -
J
Norfolk mammals
There was a regular one showing from a hide at Sculthorpe Moor last year. The best way to see them is at trapping events - there used to be one in Herts but it doen't run now. I have friends who've seen them 'in the field' and BF's own Mark Hows has a cat that brought one in to him the other... -
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Norfolk mammals
Nice to see plenty of interest in Norfolk's mammals. A few thoughts as a result from my own mammal watching experiences: Bat hibernacula checks are indeed a fascinating experience and thoroughly recommended. Most local bat groups will take you along and all you need is a torch. Natterer's and... -
J
Norfolk mammals
Bat i/d is not straightforward from such photos Robin but if it was small it was almost certainly a pipistrelle - the profile and coloration are consistent with both spp (common & soprano) which are our commonest bats. To seperate these two you'd need a detector or to see them in the hand. James H -
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Norfolk mammals
I hear otters have been showing regularly at the dipper site in Thetford. Anyone got any more info such as where, when, how often? -
J
Norfolk mammals
beautiful photo. What is this form? Haven't come across anything like this before. Is it really as grey as this photo suggests? Wondering how it looks in the sunlight...