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Botherer of the rocks of Highland Perthshire, Scotland. Open University Geological Society Chairperson (and Webmaster) OUGS Scotland Branch Newsletter Editor For OUGS Social Media follow: https://bsky.app/profile/ougeolsoc.bsky.social
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Proof that you don't always need a high-resolution elevation model for visualisation. Scale matters. Indus river, Pakistan. Meander amplitude: around 11 km. N-S about 60 km, W-E about 77 km.
Show PostFrom Blencathra Field Studies Centre, this morning and this evening. A bit of fieldwork and geochemistry sandwiched in between.
Show PostToday's #reflections on Spey Reservoir at the western end of the #Cairngorms
Show Post❄️ Generally speaking, bats prefer colder roosts in the winter to allow them to keep a low and stable body temperature, which they need to hibernate. 🌳 Natural bat roosts include trees and caves. 🏠For many bat species buildings are now essential roost sites.
Show PostWhat is a roost? Here are some bat roost facts: 🪹 Bats do not make nests, but choose various places throughout the year to shelter, live and sleep in. 🦇 Where bats choose to roost varies between species and the time of the year. 📍 They don't stay in the same roost the whole year.
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