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Bat Tree Survey Report Form T11 Oak with immature ivy and no visible cavities LOW BAT ROOST POTENTIAL T12 Oak with immature ivy and no visible cavities LOW BAT ROOST POTENTIAL T21 Oak (isolated from other trees) with immature ivy and no visible cavities LOW BAT ROOST POTENTIAL G29 Crack willow with some scars and possible cracks. MEDIUM BAT ROOST POTENTIAL 1907.085 4 of 5
Bat Tree Survey Report Form G29 Alder with some ivy cover but trees are thin stemmed and ivy growth is relatively young. LOW BAT ROOST POTENTIAL G29 Crack willow with rib cracks. HIGH BAT ROOST POTENTIAL G29 Group of crack willows and alder with peeling bark, scars and possible cracks. MEDIUM BAT ROOST POTENTIAL 5.0 SUMMARY: The only tree removal likely to be required under the proposals will be to achieve safety clearances where the line crosses the River Nar. In this area, tree group G29 contains a number of trees with features associated with bat roosts. It is currently believed that only one of these trees may require removal. This tree has high potential to support roosting bats due to the presence of a cavity behind an occluded rib crack. However an inspection of this cavity with an endoscope did not find any current of historic evidence of bat activity. Further photographic evidence is provided on the following sheets. Use of bat roosts is seasonal an updated survey information will be required if removal of this tree is confirmed. This information will inform licensing and mitigation requirements. 1907.085 5 of 5
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