...2] However, evidence shows that substantial reductions in invasion rates are achievable, if governments and other stakeholders cooperate to enact & enforce science-based policies that target key vectors. The Great Lakes basin serves as an encouraging example: theconversation.com/ballast-wate...

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Continuing my theme of "Why would a bat weighing 6g do this??" look what Mike did last night. 👀 (yellow highlight). At 18.40, he was holidaying in Prestatin. By half past midnight he was in Cardiff. In a straight line that's 130 miles in under 6 hours. #bats #wildlife #movementecology

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Sorry, been preoccupied lately. :-) 13 of the nests are in the lower part of our 170-year-old barn. Right above our heads. It's incredible. They all raise a first brood of usually 5 chicks, then a second of 3-4. They nest remarkably close, both to each other, and to us.

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Will take free seminar. Will pass on Ft. Lauderdale.

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Love a good action sequence.

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