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The Lesser Horseshoe Bat in Ireland Surveys by The Vincent Wildlife Trust

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By: Kate McAney(Author), Ciara O’Mahony(Author), Conor Kelleher(Author), Andy Taylor(Author), Sinead Biggane(Author)
38 pages, 1 plate with 8 colour photos; 1 colour photo, 17 b/w illustrations and b/w distribution maps, 16 tables
The Lesser Horseshoe Bat in Ireland
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  • The Lesser Horseshoe Bat in Ireland ISBN: 9780956970428 Paperback Oct 2013 In stock
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Over a ten year period The Vincent Wildlife Trust undertook a number of winter and summer surveys along the west coast of Ireland in pursuit of the Lesser Horseshoe Bat. A range of structures were searched, both natural and man-made, resulting in the recording of over 8 000 bats. The long-term benefit of this work was the acquisition by the Trust of seven of the bat roosts and the subsequent enhancement of these: by 2011 these sites held 1 529 bats. This publication provides a background to the species, describes the surveys, presents the results, and makes conservation recommendations.

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Report Journal / Magazine
By: Kate McAney(Author), Ciara O’Mahony(Author), Conor Kelleher(Author), Andy Taylor(Author), Sinead Biggane(Author)
38 pages, 1 plate with 8 colour photos; 1 colour photo, 17 b/w illustrations and b/w distribution maps, 16 tables
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