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We report the results from observations of 24 gamma ray burst (GRB) fieldsfrom 2005 and 2006 undertaken at the Danish 1.54m telescope at ESO/La Silla.Photometry and positions for two previously unpublished host galaxy candidates(GRBs 050915 and 051021) are presented, as well as for eight other detectedobjects which are either known GRB hosts or candidate hosts. The candidates aresuitable for spectroscopic follow-up in order to have their redshifts and otherphysical characteristics determined. In the cases where no likely hostcandidate is detected inside the refined Swift XRT error circle we are stillable to put interesting and rather deep limits on the host magnitude. Based onour detections and upper limits we have performed simulations which suggestthat the host galaxies are drawn from a fainter sample than previous (i.e.pre-Swift) studies.

A Search for Host Galaxies of 24 Gamma‐Ray Bursts