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LAMBOURN Primary School pupils gave bats a boost on Saturday as they made nesting boxes for them and met four native species. Children and their fathers took part in a workshop organised by the Extended Services Partnership at the school in Greenways to make the wooden boxes and were shown native species including pipistrelles (pictured) close-up. Headteacher of the school, Peter Shelton, said: “Seeing the bats close-up, including their faces and teeth, was fascinating. “The children were engrossed and I think the dads were just as interested. “The boxes were all finished by the end of the session and they just had to be taken home and fixed to a tree or the side of a building.” The workshop was part of a long-term project to provide more places for bats to live in the Lambourn Valley.To view more pictures of the bats, click on the picture link below.
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