We had another amazing night last night at Rice Lane Farm/Walton Cemetery. We started our walk visiting the St Peterās graves in the nature trail before carrying on and trying some spirit box in the woods. We had a few things come through with the name Jeff or Jess and then a lady said please leave. We had lots of k2 flashes at the end of the trail too. We then had a go a dowsing with everyone getting some information. We finished our walk and returned to the chapel for our seance. We had lots of equipment activating, with a music box in the bathroom doorway constantly going off, then we seen a light come on in the bathroom, there was then a shadow was seen which a guest managed to catch on film and the equipment started reacting around the room. Michael the jester/clown doll head was also great in lighting up the cat ball right next to him. Thanks to all the guests who attended it was a pleasure to spend time with you on our spooky night. Hereās to the next one š» #ghostwalk #ghosts #paranormal #paranormalactivity #cemetery #haunteddoll #shadowfigure
Haunted doll
Last night at newsham park hospital I took this ceramic clown doll head to use during our vigils. This vessel is allegedly haunted by the spirit of a man named Michael. We asked Michael to light the ball up and on numerous occasions, on request the ball lit up. I need to do more work with Michael but this was a promising start š #newshamparkhospital #ghosts #ghosthunt #paranormal #paranormalinvestigation #haunted #haunteddoll #hauntedvessel #hauntedobjects #antiquedoll #jester
Ahhh cute
On my way home from the ghost hunt at Newsham park hospital at 4am and seen something at the side of the road. I didnāt expect to see a badger at the end of my street š³š
How cute is this little guy š¦
I decided to adopt a bat from the Bat Conservation Trust, I think itās around Ā£3.50 per month which goes toward helping supporters/volunteers keep an eye on the bat population and identify changes. Through the bat monitoring program saving thousands of bats and their roosts each year, helping fight the decline in bat numbers around the uk. The bat helpline provides members of the public with information on how to help bats, as well as training volunteers to carry out roost visits and emergency call outs to help grounded and injured bats.
The pack contains a certificate of adoption, an information leaflet and poster, a bat pin badge and this gorgeous little cuddly Daubentons bat keyring. So for around Ā£3.50 per month donations can and do make a big difference to the lives of our nocturnal friends. If you would like to adopt a bat then please contact The Bat Conservation Trust on 020 7820 7181 or email [email protected] The Bat Conservation Trust
Did you know Daubentonās bats;
Have a head and body length of 45-55mm
Their echolocation peak frequency is 45-50kHz.
Their wingspan ranges from 240-275mm
They weigh around 7-12g
They have a reddish/brown fur with a pale underside with a pink face and are bare around the eyes.
And they can live up to 22years š±š¤Æ
#bats #batconservation #adoptabat #daubentonsbat #nocturnal #saveourbats #batlover #thebatconservationtrust
