27 Mar Protection of Thegreater Mouse-eared Bat Myotis Myotis Roostin Łazy Małe in the Barycz Valley (lower Silesia)
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On June 25th 2015, an attic of a brick church in the village of Łazy Małe was inspected. 76 individuals (include juveniles) of the greater mouse-eared bat Myotis myotis were found there. The maternity colony borders on a large forest complex which belongs to the Barycz Valley Landscape Park. Adaptation works in order to protect the bat’s roost are presented in the article.
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Country: Poland
Language: Polish
Year: 2015
Study Design: After
Authors: Warchałowski M.// Gottfired T.// Gottfried I.
Journal: Nature Review
Volume: 26
Issue: 3
Pages: 91-95
City/state or province/country: Łazy Małe/ Lower Silesia/ Poland
Article Information
Title (non-english): OCHRONA KOLONII ROZRODCZEJ NOCKÓW DUŻYCH MYOTIS MYOTIS W ŁAZACH MAŁYCH W DOLINIE BARYCZY (DOLNY ŚLĄSK)Country: Poland
Language: Polish
Year: 2015
Study Design: After
Authors: Warchałowski M.// Gottfired T.// Gottfried I.
Journal: Nature Review
Volume: 26
Issue: 3
Pages: 91-95
City/state or province/country: Łazy Małe/ Lower Silesia/ Poland