These events may not necessarily be public events and may well be arranged by organisations
other than Warwickshire Bat Group, in which case you should contact the organisation listed
for further details.
Bat Group Talk - The Diversity of Bats - an exploration of form and function by Lisa Worledge
- Kenilworth Senior Citizens' Club
Bats are a truly ancient lineage of mammals. All batsshare the basic mammalian body plan, plus wings for flight and a nocturnallifestyle but the variation around these common traits is tremendous. Fromsolitary tree-dwelling species to cave-dwellers that form colonies of millionsof individuals. From species that share our homes to burrow-dwellers and thosethat share the homes of other animals. From nectar feeding, to frog eating,from blood drinking to moth munching, bats feed on a wider range of food thanany other order. This talk explores the diversity of bat form and function withexamples from a few of the world’s 1400+ species.
About Lisa Worledge:
Lisa is Head of Conservation Services at the Bat Conservation Trust. She has anMSc in Biological Recording and is a licensed bat worker. She is a volunteerwith BrumBats and undertakes NBMP surveys in her local area. She becameaddicted to bats after attending her first bat walk with BrumBats back in 2008.
Everyone welcome!
£3 for Warwickshire Bat Group members or £4 for non members
Kenilworth Senior Citizens' Club, Abbey End Car Park, Kenilworth, Warwickshire. CV8 1QJ
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Wednesday, 13 October 2021 19:30
- 21:30
Bat Group Talk - a talk Dani Linton
- Kenilworth Senior Citizens' Club
Everyone welcome!
£3 for Warwickshire Bat Group members or £4 for non members
Kenilworth Senior Citizens' Club, Abbey End Car Park, Kenilworth, Warwickshire. CV8 1QJ
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Wednesday, 10 November 2021 19:30
- 21:30