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Ranger Service stretches wings with bat hunts



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Published Date: 15 August 2008
TWO bat hunts are taking place in the Lothians next week.
Edinburgh Council Countryside Ranger Service is inviting people to discover the haunts of bats at Craigmillar Castle Park on Thursday.

Meet at the park entrance at Bridgend Farm, off Old Dalkeith Road, at 8pm.

Meanwhile, Midlothian Ranger Service will be using echo-locating bat detectors in Roslin Glen, as dusk settles over the tree tops along the River Esk.

Meet at the Roslin Glen car park, on B7003 between Roslin and Rosewell, at 8.30pm.





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  • Last Updated: 15 August 2008 10:46 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Midlothian
 
1

Applecrumble,

Somewhere near the equator 17/08/2008 23:56:05
Flutter flutter little bat how I wonder where you're at
Flying all the way up high, like a tea tray in the sky
Flutter flutter little bat how I wonder where you're at
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antiprol,

19/08/2008 17:43:51
hope its no that carol one, she is one nippy ranger, nae wonder the staff turnover is sooo high.

 

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