LIVE BIOACOUSTIC MONITORING
Bat Activity
Listening to the nocturnal wildlife of CloudForests through continuous ultrasonic acoustic monitoring.
BirdWeather PUC
#29533
Bats Detected Tonight
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Ultrasonic detections since 18:00
Species Tonight
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Unique bat species detected
Latest Bat
Listening…
Waiting for data
Most Active Species
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Tonight
LATEST DETECTION
Who's flying tonight?
Listening live
⌁
Ultrasonic monitoring
DETECTED SPECIES
Listening for bats…
Live data from BirdWeather
Detection confidence
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TONIGHT AT CLOUDFORESTS
Nocturnal Activity
Every detection represents an ultrasonic call identified by the monitoring system as bats move, navigate and forage through the landscape.
Monitoring
Continuous
Detection type
Ultrasonic
Station
PUC 29533
Location
CloudForests
Live biodiversity data via BirdWeather
TONIGHT'S ACTIVITY
Bat activity through the night
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detections
Building tonight's activity profile…
SPECIES ACTIVITY
Most active tonight
Listening for bat activity…
LIVE FEED
Recent bat activity
LIVE
Connecting to BirdWeather…
Bats
LIVE ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING
Conditions at CloudForests
Live environmental measurements from CloudForests One, Lahinch, recorded alongside our acoustic biodiversity monitoring.
MONITORING STATION
CloudForests One
Lahinch · PUC 29533
Temperature
°
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°C
Local air temperature at the PUC
Humidity
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%
Relative humidity
eCO₂
CO₂
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ppm
Equivalent CO₂ sensor reading
eAQI
◎
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index
Local sensor air-quality index
Pressure
↕
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hPa
Atmospheric pressure
VOC
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Ambient sound
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Sensor reading
Connecting…
Status
Connecting
Why monitor these conditions?
Temperature, humidity and atmospheric pressure can influence
nocturnal wildlife activity. Recording environmental conditions
alongside acoustic detections helps us understand not just
which species are present, but the conditions in which
they are active.