The acoustic microphone stub can be added to the MiniBAT to allow recording of birds, frogs and other ambient sounds when the device is not recording bats using the buit-in ultrasonic microphone.
Easily fitted, this microphone stub can also be used on the Mini Acoustic to give two-channel recordings.
Priced at £95, this microphone gives useful additional capability to the MiniBAT, which is already great value for money.
The smallest, lightest and most affordable wildlife audio recorder from Wildlife Acoustics, the new Song Meter Mini gives scientists a simple, yet innovative, tool for recording birds, frogs and other vocal wildlife.
From conducting species inventory and presence/absence surveys to detecting endangered species and monitoring habitat health, the Song Meter Mini captures quality recordings at a breakthrough price.
The acoustic microphone stub can also be used on the Mini Acoustic to give two-channel recordings.
Priced at £95, this microphone gives useful additional capability to the Mini Acoustic, which is already great value for money.
Recorders to be left out on site and producing full spectrum files.
Hand-held recorders that can record full spectrum files and most of them log GPS co-ordinates.
Hand-held recorders that can record birds, frogs and other audible species. Some also record bats.
Comment from a client:
"My bat detector microphone failed during a dawn survey and knew that I had a group of dusk surveys starting in two days time. I was not in a good place as I did not have a spare, but my equipment was less than a year old.
After my survey I contacted Martin by email and he called me back on the same day, a few hours later, after a quick nap. He told me he did not have a part in stock, but had already contacted the supplier on my behalf.
The next day I received a replacement part, free of charge and express delivered from Switzerland. I thought it was amazing, and could not believe it was resolved so quickly.
Due to Martin's exceptional service I was good to go with the surveys, and I really would like to thank Martin and Wildlife Countryside Services for making the dusk surveys happen."
David Kent
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