Sound recording recently arrived warblers on the Suffolk coast

Learn all about the latest exciting developments in our bat research in our new BTO blog post, by our very own batman Stuart Newson!

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#BTOScience #AcousticMonitoring #MachineLearning #bats #bioacoustics

In 2 weeks I start my 40th year of service at UoB. One proud legacy is via PhD students. This new paper means a lot to me: with 3 former PhD students now academics in UK, Portugal and Italy, some academic grandchildren and other great collaborators in DNA metabarcoding!

The Winter issue is now out! Featuring the Eddleston Water Project, ecoacoustics for dormouse surveys, implications of rewilding for amphibians and reptiles, restoration of heathland from former conifer
plantation in Suffolk, and much more

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We stand with Norfolk Wildlife Trust in opposition to this scheme. It would be an ecological disaster for barbastelle bats & many, many other species. Please look out for the e-action & support Norfolk's wildlife.

In stock now: Sound Identification of Terrestrial #Mammals of Britain & Ireland nhbs.com/sound-identifi… A groundbreaking volume that analyses sound recordings of all 42 species of Britain's terrestrial mammals. #zoology Neil Middleton Stuart Newson Pelagic Publishing Mammal Society

To celebrate the publication of Sound Identification of Terrestrial Mammals we're sharing a conversation between Nigel Massen from Pelagic and authors Neil Middleton and Stuart Newson. Follow the link to learn more about this long-awaited book ➡️ loom.ly/r9oroX4

Have you heard? A deer, an otter, a mouse, a shrew?
Have you heard this new book is out NOW? pelagicpublishing.com/products/sound…
Have you heard the author interview on Talking Bat (along with a load of other amazing interviews)?
batability.podbean.com/e/talking-mamm…

Neil Middleton Sounding Wild Simon Elliott Wildlife Sound Stuart Newson Mostlybats Mammal Society Available on all major eBooks platforms including Kindle (amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BZLYT2ZF/…), and can also be purchased via our site to be accessed on an app called Glassboxx.

Just delivered to my door! I'm looking forward to reviewing it for WSRS members, several of whom contributed recordings.
I was planning to do something else today...
Wildlife Sound Pelagic Publishing Neil Middleton Stuart Newson Mostlybats Mammal Society

New book just out with Neil Middleton and Mostlybats with Pelagic Publishing on sound identification of mammals in Britain and Ireland. Highlights what could be achieved using acoustics more widely in Europe IUCN SSC Small Mammal SG European Mammal Foundation Mammal Society x.com/BatAbility/sta…

\o/ 'Sound ID Terrestrial Mammals of Britain & Ireland' has just strolled into view. Find out more about this new book via the following interview Neil Middleton & Stuart Newson did with our publishers, Pelagic Publishing, last week
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Sound Identification of Terrestrial Mammals of Britain and Ireland by Neil Middleton, Stuart Newson and Huma Pearce is NOW AVAILABLE!

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Coming soon! 🔉🦌🎧

'An essential aid to identifying those mysterious sounds in the undergrowth.' - Simon Elliott

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Chinese water deer give a short bark when alarmed or as a warning. Bucks also make a rapid chattering sound while chasing other deer, and both sexes scream when chased 🔉

#acousticidentification #recordingmammals #mammalsurvey #soundanalysis #bookcomingsoon

The high-pitched squeaks of the common shrew are particularly noticeable during the summer 🔉👂🔉

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Pioneering BTO acoustic pipeline project is helping to identify some of Europe’s most poorly-known bat species 🦇

Read about how acoustic monitoring can be used to support restoration ➡️ endangeredlandscapes.org/how-the-bto-ac…

🦇It's not just the species of bat that can be identified using a spectrogram, Hannah also uses them to find out what they're getting up to...

#bats #ecology #research #phd #conservation Bat Conservation Trust

Red squirrels are known to produce “chucking” noises, “wrruhh-ing” and various moans and teeth chattering. What does this sound like to you?

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