All Things Spooky

30/04/2025

Join the Sunset Survey Weekend: Help spot local bats!

The Sunset Survey Weekend is on 16-18 May 2025, take part and find out if you have bats near you. Anyone, anywhere in the UK can take part – no experience needed.

More info: https://www.bats.org.uk/news/2025/04/join-sunset-survey-spot-bats

26/10/2024

26/10/2024

**Competition Time**

To celebrate some very helpful soul hacking our Instagram and forcing us to start a new page we thought we'd run a competition!🍾🤬

We're going to give the following prize package to 2 lucky people

- Tour for 4 people
- Bottle of RLB gin of your choice
- Liver Bird Cuddly Toy

All you need to do is
Like and share this post
Head over to instagram.com/rlb360tour and give our new page a follow!

Winners will be drawn on 29th November



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07/10/2024

👻We’re back!! 👻

Spooky season is upon us so there’s no better time to bring this event back.
Walton Park Cemetery, in the dark, is one of the creepiest places I’ve ever been. The constant feeling of being watched at every turn, the dark shadows within the trees…..
We will spend a couple of hours wandering around the cemetery, with a little bit of history of the site, some spooky tales and using paranormal equipment and finishing with a mini seance/vigil.
Please contact us to book your place either by email, text or messanger and let’s have some spooky fun 👻🪦

06/09/2024

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02/08/2024

Every year, thousands of people phone us to help grounded or injured bats that they find. But our bat care work has no guaranteed source of income and is wholly dependent on peoples generosity.

26/07/2024

Anyone fancy a ghost walk tonight at Walton Cemetery???
2 hours of spooky stories, a walk in the creepy woods, a workshop on dowsing rods and a mini paranormal investigation with some ghost hunting gadgets. So if you’ve got a couple of hours spare tonight why not join us…?
I’m not sure when the next one will be so grab your chance while you can 👻

15/07/2024

Baby bat season is in full force! Do check the image below for the differences between baby, juvenile and adult bats.

Adult bats are still incredibly small, with even the larger species being smaller than the palm of your hand (when resting. In flight they do look bigger).

If you find a baby or juvenile bat without it's mother it will need help. If you find an adult bat on the ground or an exposed area during the day or if it's been caught by a cat it will need help. Please don't release it without seeking advice.

If you are in the UK and you find a bat in need of help please call our National Bat Helpline on 0345 1300 228, which is now running an out of hours service on evenings, weekends and bank holidays.

More information on how to help here: https://buff.ly/3yxXKEP

Image (c) West Yorkshire Bat Group