auritus , is different from many other UK bats in the way in which it uses its ears to detect prey, but is there anything different about the way they use social calls? The talk will focus on habitat use of brown long-eared bats in woodland, roost use looking at difference between tree roosting and house roosting bats and will look at how brown long-eared bats use social calls.
About Stephanie Murphy:
Stephanie undertook her research on brown long-eared bats at the University of Sussex. She is now the director of Arbeco Ltd which is a company that deals with ecology, arboriculture and habitat management.
Everyone welcome!
£3 for Warwickshire Bat Group members or £4 for non members
Where: Community Room, The Kenilworth
Centre, Abbey End Car Park, Kenilworth CV8 1QJ
