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Roosting of Myotis myotis in a tree hollow in the Czech Republic (Chiroptera: Vespertilionidae)
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Roosting of Myotis myotis in tree hollows is not common in the Czech Republic, and this phenomenon has not been a subject of a specific study. Here I report on a finding of one individual of M. myotis roosting in a natural tree hollow made by the black woodpecker in a beech forest near Voleč in the Pardubice Region. The bat was found during inspection of 35 cavities in a search for nesting birds. Such a survey has been conducted annually since 2009 and continues extensively till now with 1–4 inspections per season from March to June.
Title: Roosting of Myotis myotis in a tree hollow in the Czech Republic (Chiroptera: Vespertilionidae)
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Roosting of Myotis myotis in tree hollows is not common in the Czech Republic, and this phenomenon has not been a subject of a specific study.
Here I report on a finding of one individual of M.
myotis roosting in a natural tree hollow made by the black woodpecker in a beech forest near Voleč in the Pardubice Region.
The bat was found during inspection of 35 cavities in a search for nesting birds.
Such a survey has been conducted annually since 2009 and continues extensively till now with 1–4 inspections per season from March to June.
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