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Murciélago Bicolor (Vespertilio murinus)Observ.
niko_mandlDescripción
Long(more than 20 ms) fading call. Over a long period many days (multible calls) always the exact same structure. V. murinus would fit in this case in my opinion. Can anyone exclude Nyctaloids here?
Little explination would be highly appreciated!
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Murciélago Bicolor (Vespertilio murinus)Observ.
fedor_kondrachukDescripción
добавлено на rusmam
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Murciélago Enano o Común (Pipistrellus pipistrellus)Observ.
maximionDescripción
Echo meter touch 2
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Murciélago Enano o Común (Pipistrellus pipistrellus)Observ.
maximionDescripción
Echo meter touch 2
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Murciélago de Cabrera (Pipistrellus pygmaeus)Observ.
maximionDescripción
Echo meter touch 2
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Murciélago de Estanque (Myotis dasycneme)Observ.
drmichaelbraunDescripción
ID was Myotis dasycneme from Echo Meter App, pulse 49/53
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Murciélago Enano o Común (Pipistrellus pipistrellus)Observ.
desmodus60Descripción
Analysis of the inter-pulse interval, call duration, peak / start and end frequency using Kaleidoscope Pro all within the parameters for P. pipistrellus.
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Nóctulo Mediano (Nyctalus noctula)Observ.
jakobDescripción
At least 2 hunting in bright sunlight 15-30 m above ground.
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Lirón Gris (Glis glis)Observ.
priskilladeckDescripción
Je les ai vus dans le faisceau d'une lampe de poche aussi, mais je n'ai pas pu prendre de photo car ils étaient rapides et dans l'obscurité.
I saw them in the beam of a flashlight too, but couldn't take a picture as they were fast and in the dark.
