Bat Conservation Trust Bats and Buildings © John Black

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Bat Pollinators Lesser horseshoe bat The Bat Conservation Trust Brown long-eared bat Greater Noctule bat Bat detector Bats Vesper bats Animal flight		Bat Conservation Trust Bats and Buildings © John Black Add to Reading List Source URL: www.bats.org.uk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,21 MB Share Document on Facebook

	Case Study: Lesser Horseshoe Bat Lesser horseshoe bats typically follow linear features such as tree lines or mature hedgerows when they emerge from their day roosts at dusk to fly to their woodland foraging grounds. It DocID: 1v8BO - View Document
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	References consulted to determine Core Sustenance Zones (CSZ) for UK bat species N.B The approach used here to determine CSZ size does not take into account the use of satellite roosts or roost switching. Albrecht, K., H DocID: 105NI - View Document