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How Pleasing to the eye...
 
 
On 4 Jun 2009 at 11:02pm Angry of Lewes (Retd) wrote:
...this forum now is - so tidy and nice it now is. So I thought I would start a post, rather than merely rant about others - so here goes...
...also pleasing to the eye was the following...
went out for a stroll the other evening (21:00) and blow me if I didn't nearly get hit by a bat - only yards from town centre (for me it is the precinct outside Superdrug Smiths Specsavers et al (neat aliteration what?)) - not a scally with a sports implement mind you rather a Pipistrelle I imagine - Good Old Lewes - there were four of the little blighters swooping around about 8' off the ground when I stopped and let my eyes adjust for 20 minutes or so - then walked on to the Gardeners
 
 
On 4 Jun 2009 at 11:10pm Bat lover wrote:
That is good to hear Angry!!
Years ago,I went on a 'Bat walk' in the railway land and the pipistrelles were out in force and we were shown where they lived...In some of the (then) derelict riverside buildings.Nice to know they are still active....
 
 
On 5 Jun 2009 at 7:48am Smiler wrote:
I cam home to find one hanging in on my curtains last year.
It was incredible standing in my living room having a blind bat fly around inches from my head and never once hitting anything.
I managed to catch it and let it go after a while.
 
 
On 5 Jun 2009 at 2:09pm Pete wrote:
They live under Cliffe bridge. You can see them swooping over the river.


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