Waiting for the first move...

As I promise, here a picture of what we did during 10 nights (11 for me as I'm authorized to catch bats, I had to start before others to prepare work ^^')
I think you all see documentaries with people looking for bears or lions with transmitter collars...but no collars for bats, only little transmitters

I'm going to write a journal entry about that, to many things to say

So more explanations here :
Special holidays...I'm going to talk about bats, nature conservation and environment studies...people not interesting, follow your way, sorry it's not art (we can discuss about that )
Ok few reminders before starting : bats are mammals, they have babies they breast-feed, they only eat insects here in ancient Europe, they hibernate on winter and females gather in colony in summer to have babies in specific roosts...ok?   (if it's not a revision, it's ok too and if you have questions, please ask  )
As I said in my status update last weeks, I was in holidays...but not totally, to be honest, I wasn't working indeed, but I'm volunteer in a bat protection NGO since 2002... This year, for second time, we studied a bats colony roosting near my home and I attend (?) for 12 years...It's Bechstein's bats (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bechstein%27s_bat) a very rare bat, here in South of France. They are fo