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Safari Tip:
Find out about all the UK bat species with the fold out ID chart called
"A Guide to British Bats" in the Nature Shop - click
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Latin name: Vespertilio murinus
Size: Wingspan up to 310mm
Distribution: Currently a rare vagrant to the UK.
Months seen: April to October
Habitat: Mainly woodlands
Food: Beetles, flies and moths
Special features: The parti-coloured bat gets its name from the colour
of its fur which is dark brown, but looks as if it has been given blonde
highlights. Its underside is almost white.
It's a medium-sized bat with brown coloured skin. The tip of the tail extends
about 5mm beyond the membrane.
UK Safari Bat Section
Bat
Identification Charts
Bat Calls on CD - Learn to Identify Species
Bat Detectors
What is a bat?
What is Echolocation?
What does a bat sound like?
What is a tragus?
Links to Bat Groups in Britain
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