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Field Guides & Natural History  Mammals  Bats (Chiroptera)

Identifying Bats of Britain and Ireland A Field Worker’s Guide

By: James Shipman
160 pages, colour photos, illustrations
Identifying Bats of Britain and Ireland
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  • Identifying Bats of Britain and Ireland ISBN: 9781784274924 Paperback Jan 2025 Available for pre-order
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Identifying Bats of Britain and Ireland will help anyone understand the fun and adventures to be had working with these fascinating animals. Packed with insider information, it offers expert guidance on how to identify bats in the hand. As you learn the process of handling them safely, you will also discover the key features that distinguish one species from another.

Filling a gap between basic books and more technical volumes, this guide uses humour, mnemonics, rhymes and images as it communicates in simple terms the techniques required when training for a bat licence. Detailed images, diagrams and tables help in comparison between species, and the fundamentals of bat ecology and survey equipment are discussed. All British bat species are covered, as well as possible vagrants.

Warning: James's infectious enthusiasm for bats is likely to rub off – reading about these fascinating mammals may well become a lifelong obsession.

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Biography

James Shipman is a lifelong bat enthusiast who loves to inspire and motivate future bat workers. He works as a senior ecologist and is involved in numerous bat-related projects. In 2016 he was recognised with the Bat Conservation Trust’s Pete Guest Award for outstanding contribution to bat conservation.

By: James Shipman
160 pages, colour photos, illustrations
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