These events may not necessarily be public events and may well be arranged by organisations
other than Warwickshire Bat Group, in which case you should contact the organisation listed
for further details.
Join Warwickshire Wildlife Trust for a guided walk around Diamond Wood Country Park with our bat detectors where hopefully we'll see and hear some!
As the only mammals which can truly fly, bats really are brilliant! Join us for a guided walk around Diamond Wood Country Park with our bat detectors where hopefully we'll see and hear some!
There will be a short outdoors talk beforehand where you find out more about British bats (and a few others).
Meet at the entrance to Rainsbrook Crematorium by St Andrew's Rugby Club car park, Ashlawn Road. We will start promptly at 7.30pm.
The event takes place in the country park during sunset and nighttime. Appropriate footwear and outdoor clothing should be worn. The paths we will walk for this event are not paved or accessible for wheelchairs.
For any queries about this event contact Lucy Hawker at Lucy.Hawker@wkwt.org.uk
Organised by Warwickshire Wildlife Trust
Book online
Price £5.00.
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Friday, 8 May 2026 20:15
- 22:00
Learn all about these fantastic creatures and join the nocturnal hunt to see and hear them!
Bats have been a source of fascination throughout human history, featuring widely in folklore across the world. They also hold a key role in the ecology of their habitats and possess some amazing abilities.
We'll begin with a slide presentation by the ranger, that dips into some of the cultural associations, alongside their remarkable evolutionary adaptions. We'll then venture out for a night time stroll to spot them in their natural habitat! Learn how to use our bat detectors to listen to their high frequency echolocation calls. How many species will we see?
Tickets required for all attending (£9.15 per head) Book online
Please dress suitably according to the weather and bring a torch if you have one.
Meet at the Visitors Centre.
Tickets are not for re-sale.
Please bring a torch if you have one.
Car Parking payment required at machine.
This event is organised by Warwickshire Country Parks.
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Saturday, 23 May 2026 20:30
- 22:30
Learn all about these fantastic creatures and join the nocturnal hunt to see and hear them!
Bats have been a source of fascination throughout human history, featuring widely in folklore across the world. They also hold a key role in the ecology of their habitats and possess some amazing abilities.
We'll begin with a slide presentation by the ranger, that dips into some of the cultural associations, alongside their remarkable evolutionary adaptions. We'll then venture out for a night time stroll to spot them in their natural habitat! Learn how to use our bat detectors to listen to their high frequency echolocation calls. How many species will we see?
Tickets required for all attending (£9.15 per head) Book online
Please dress suitably according to the weather and bring a torch if you have one.
Meet at the Visitors Centre.
Tickets are not for re-sale.
Please bring a torch if you have one.
Car Parking payment required at machine.
This event is organised by Warwickshire Country Parks.
Map
Saturday, 29 August 2026 20:30
- 22:30
Join Warwickshire Wildlife Trust for a unique evening to discover more about these amazing creatures and the wonderful reserve!
Learn lots of interesting facts about bats and use a bat detector on a short walk around the reserve to hear their ultrasonic calls and spot them flying around.
Suitable for children aged (4+) . Please note children need to be accompanied by an adult and dogs are not permitted at this event.
Places are limited so book online now, to avoid disappointment! All attendees require a ticket. *THIS SESSION IS FOR CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILY.*
If you have any problems booking online please call: 02476 302912. For other enquiries about this event contact: education@wkwt.org.uk
Organised by Warwickshire Wildlife Trust
Book online
Price from £7.00.
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Friday, 11 September 2026 18:30
- 20:00