 |
| The Ancient Corridor |
The college receives many visitors on a daily basis, open between 2-5pm in the summer, but today a rather unusual visitor was spotted at the end of an ancient corridor leading to staircase 1 and 2. The visitor, a solitary bat, was found roosting on the outside of the old stone wall above the round window. Believed to be a Pipistrelle, very small, brown fur with a small dog-like face but the team aren't bat experts so could be another one of the 17 species of British bats!
 |
| Above The Round Window |
 |
| A Roosting Bat |
 |
| Pipistrelle? |
Bat Update, Monday 20th September
The bat is no longer at the end of the corridor and has moved on to another, unknown, roosting spot.
No comments:
Post a Comment