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Animal flight
Bat
Pollinators
The Bat Conservation Trust
Horseshoe bat
Lesser horseshoe bat
Bat species identification
Vesper bat
Bats
Night
Rhinolophidae

Help us count bats A guide to taking part in the National Bat Monitoring Programme There are 18 species of bat in the UK (of which 17 are known to be breeding here). Some of our species are very rare; it is thought there

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