About this Event
This is Part 1 of what is hoped will become a series of talks exploring interesting observations, facts, and research about bats, drawn from Jon’s more than 30 years of working with these fascinating mammals. This first talk will include a two-year study investigating the seasonal use of a south Warwickshire church by lesser horseshoe bats, and observations on the use of hanging tiles by bats in Warwickshire.
We will start the evening with a very brief AGM. Non members might like to arrive for 19:45, when we expect Jon will start his talk.
About Jon Russ:
Jon’s interest in bats began in 1994 while he was studying zoology at the University of Aberdeen, where he researched pipistrelle social calls. That early fascination led to a PhD at Queen’s University Belfast, focusing on Northern Ireland’s bats. Since then, Jon has worked on a wide range of bat projects in Scotland, Ireland, Madagascar, Thailand, Ukraine, Myanmar, Russia, and Romania. He has been a member of Warwickshire Bat Group since 2005.
This event is also available on Zoom. To attend online buy tickets here.
You may also turn up and pay cash on the door if you want to attend in person and prefer not to buy a ticket online.
Car parking is available right outside the venue. Most of the ticket machines are card only or pay by app. Buses traveling through Kenilworth stop two minutes walk from the venue.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Kenilworth Senior Citizens' Club, Abbey End, Kenilworth, United Kingdom
GBP 3.00 to GBP 4.00
