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Rainy Mood - Rain makes everything better.

http://www.rainymood.com/

A very chilling site for all people who love the sound of rain.

I sometimes let it run in the background surfing WTM and relaxing. Especially when there wasnt any rain for a longer time outside. ;)

That's awesome!
I could sleep to that, nothing's better then hearing it pour on the roof while you're cozy and in bed!

Aaaaand back! Unfortunately it was too cold, and only got one pipistrelle before we took down the nets (quite early). :( However, also did some mouse-research this morning and caught a couple, as well as having found tracks of brown rat, beaver, badger and polecat.

Edit: A tree that got attacked by beavers :) (and also a demonstration of the quality my new phone takes pictures with).

Another chilling site.

http://thequietplaceproject.com/thequietplace

Today I did some bird watching, for a change :) Lot of fun birds, and even managed to see two rare species for the country: the terek sandpiper and the greater sand plover. And a lot of my favorite stilts: The pied avocet, of which I just thinks it looks great.

The amount of rabies antibodies in my blood was 7.92 last march. This is compared to 14.48 in march 2011.

I just got my Bachelor of Arts in Cinema from La Sorbonne (in Paris), so so happy

Congratulations! Partytime!

Congrats ! Maybe we soon have some shots from a kinoute movie here on WTM. ;)

thanks!!

@Fireball not as a director but as a writer, its in good shape ! teasing

Congratulations! Enjoy the party! The big question is: Do you now have more or less time for WTM :-P

i would say more time for the next few months, new updates coming very soon (i hope so)

Congrats Kinoute !
But please don't start a big screenwriter's carrier too soon, stay in WTM's staff a little bit more ! :)

Congratulations Kinoute! And I agree with the others: I wish you the same success as Billy Wilder, Woody Allen, Charles Brackett, Federico Fellini, Age e Scarpelli, Emeric Pressburger, Jacques Prévert and Jean Aurenche (just to name but a few)... but only if you keep working for WTM too, lol! :)

This weekend I caught:
Thursday: 1 brown long-eared bat and 1 greater mouse-eared bat.
Friday: 11 common pippistrelles and 3 brown long-eared bats.
Saturday: 13 brown long-eared bats, 5 greater mouse-eared bats, 14 common pippistrelles and 1 natterer's bat.
Sunday: 16 common pippistrelles, 1 whiskered bat, 1 greater mouse-eared bat and 2 brown long-eared bats.
Giving a total of 69 bats of 5 different species.

In total, our two groups put 13 transmitters on female bats, of which 9 are still active at the moment and 1 dropped off the same night but was found back (saving money). One of the greater mouse-eared ones went to a known colony, the rest all went to new trees. Some pictures:


If you look closely, you can see a transmitter glued to the back of this second one.

All in all, a major succes for 4 nights of work (even though these were all 12 to 16 hours per day/night and we were working in two teams).

Next to this, I want to share some amazing footage of bats with you. It is a german documentary, but even if you don't understand, the images speak for themselves. They are each about 15 minutes long.
Part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGoLYbZDCZw
Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJTHFWG-EiY
Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JZKjTf6gZ8

I caught a mouse yesterday.

omg this is so cute :)
Was it somewhere on a trip or in your garden?

In my parents kitchen.

@Asmodai ,very nice, I like! but you have to shave your ^{^} ,bat rousette"in france
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlNO1pFYTA8
pretty, you love nature, bravo !;)