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I find monoculars hard to use, is it possible she could keep a lightweight pair of binoculars steadier with the use of her eye sockets... -
peter.jones replied to the thread New detector set-up.And a typical output, Soprano Pipistrelle, and feeding buzzes. There is a noticeable band of noise along ~35khz, mostly tuned out of...
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My new "bat detector" this year, mostly cobbled together from old kit around the house, the dodotronic has brought it all together...
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peter.jones replied to the thread Bat detector choice???.I think it must be in the Software/App, simulating Heterodyne and Frequency division. My brief listen last night, the heterodyne sounded...
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peter.jones replied to the thread Bat detector choice???.I previously used a Frequency Division detector coupled to a recorder, then a fairly good cheap detector which enabled time expansion...
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peter.jones replied to the thread Bat detector choice???.It's very true. All my training was about how to tune heterodyne, and identify bats by the peak frequency and the tones as you tune the...
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I have owned an Echo Meter Touch 2 Pro (from Wildlife Acoustics) for a number of years now, and use it for my bat research in Bulgaria...
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I have recently bought an ultrasonic microphone for a smartphone - EchoMeter Pro. It's my first venture into bats, so I can't compare it...
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Hi, I am about to make the same choice. Which one did you go for in the end and how did it perform?
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Good morning, I would like to buy a bat detector to use it for a bat survey in Tunisia. Can't make my mind on which one I have to chose...
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peter.jones replied to the thread Bat detector choice???.The choice has moved quite a bit recently. There are still fairly cheap heterodyne Bat detectors, and very expensive time expansion and...
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peter.jones replied to the thread Night vision equipment for mortals.Reptiles, Toads, and even caterpillars and bumblebees, I have found with the XM22. They are cold blooded, but warmer than the ground, in...
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peter.jones replied to the thread Flower for ID, Norfolk Coast.3-4cm diameter. I think you are closest with that. Looking at a quick search on the internet. Thanks for persevering. it was a bit of a...
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peter.jones replied to the thread Flower for ID, Norfolk Coast.It was Burnham Overy, the Sea wall. They had 6 petals though? and I'm pretty sure grass like leaves
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Any idea for this one please? Looks like Sand Crocus, but aware this isn't widespread in UK.
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