Social Calls of the Bats of Britain and Ireland: Expanded and Revised Second Edition

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Publisher	Pelagic Publishing
ISBN 13	9781784273781
ISBN 10	1784273783
Author	Neil Middleton
Book Format	Hardcover

Language	English
About the Author	Neil MiddletonÂ is a licensed bat worker and trainer, and is the owner ofÂ BatAbility Courses & TuitionÂ (www.batability.co.uk), an organisation that delivers ecology-related skills development to customers throughout the UK and beyond. He has a constant appetite for self-development, as well as seeking to develop those around him, and to this end he has designed and delivered in excess of 400 training events covering a wide range of business and ecology-related subjects. Neil has had a strong interest in the natural world since childhood, particularly in relation to birds and mammals. He has studied bats for over 25 years, with a particular focus on their acoustic behaviour (echolocation and social calls).Other books also available by Neil Middleton:Social Calls of the Bats of Britain & Ireland (2nd Edition).Â Pelagic Publishing, Exeter, 2022.Is That a Bat? A Guide to Non-Bat Sounds Encountered During Bat Surveys. Pelagic Publishing, Exeter, 2020.The Effective Ecologist â€“ Succeed in the Office Environment.Â Pelagic Publishing, Exeter, 2016.Andrew FroudÂ is an ecologist for the City of London Corporation and has been working with bats for more than 20 years. The primary focus of his bat-related research has been the ancient semi-natural wood-pastures of Epping Forest, Essex, examining the impacts of habitat management on the local bat population. He also has a broader focus on veteran tree management and the restoration and creation of dynamic habitats within the wood-pasture ecosystem.Keith FrenchÂ was born and raised in the countryside. Working first with cattle and sheep, then as a gamekeeper on a small country estate, it was when he moved to Epping Forest, in 2001, that his interest in bats was born. Two years later, while attending a bat training course, he met the co-authors of this book; this led to them working together on many bat-related studies. Keith has been fortunate to record bats in some exotic locations such as the Amazon, Costa Rica, USA and several African countries.
Publication Date	44768
Number of Pages	300 pages

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