test

Edit your site

Your site's name
  Test 123
Your location
Geocoder
 
  1. Place Name: N/A
  2. Place ID: GhIJwU3r2-4uS0ARYB9CAYDQGMA
  3. Street Number: N/A
  4. Street Name: N/A
  5. Street ( number + name ): N/A
  6. Street ( name + number ): N/A
  7. Premise: N/A
  8. Subpremise: N/A
  9. Neighborhood: N/A
  10. City: Banbridge
  11. County: Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon
  12. Region Code ( state code ): Northern Ireland
  13. Region Name ( state name ): Northern Ireland
  14. Postcode / Zipcode: N/A
  15. Country Code: GB
  16. Country Name: United Kingdom
  17. Address: 9Q8W+MH Banbridge, UK
  18. Formatted Address: 9Q8W+MH Banbridge, UK
  19. Latitude: 54.36666444258779
  20. Longitude: -6.203613281249993
  21. Distance ( text ): N/A
  22. Distance ( value ): N/A
  23. Distance ( value in meters ): N/A
  24. Duration ( text ): N/A
  25. Duration ( value in seconds ): N/A
  26. Distance destination: N/A
  27. View in Google Maps
Address
  9Q8W+MH Banbridge, UK – View in Google Maps
Map
 
Site type
  Balcony
Business or Group name (if applicable)
  Business Name
Bat Resting Places (roosts)
 
  • Mature trees, maintained sensitively
  • New trees planted
  • Roosts in buildings retained and protected
Food and Foraging for Bats
 
  • Mulching with onsite green waste/peat free compost/wood chips etc.
  • Local native plant seed saved and sown
Plants for Pollinators
 
  • Hawthorn
  • Thistles
  • Fruit plants such as apples, pears, currants, strawberries
  • Other – please describe
Other Plants for Pollinators
 
  • Bananas
  • Potatoes
Drinking Water
 
  • Rural wastewater treatment system, if present, properly maintained (to prevent pollution)
Connected Landscapes
 
  • Broadleaved trees
  • Climbing plants on fences or walls
Artificial Light at Night
 
  • Not shining on or reflecting onto potential bat roosts (e.g. trees with crevices, roofs, old walls or ruins, masonry bridges)
  • Outdoor lights switched off at night when not needed, movement sensor activated outdoor lights, blinds and curtains closed at night
Additional Actions
 
  • Treehouse
Gallery
 
Have you seen any bats here?
  Yes

← Go Back to Entries