Hi, We recently visited the Andujar area of Spain and, despite missing the lynx, took a few photos of the bats in the tunnel by the dam at La Lancha. We would appreciate any help in identifying the species. I have attached the best 5 photos, but not sure how many different species they include. Thank you for any help. Nick & Toby
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Top-right and bottom : Myotis (probably) blythii
Top-left : Miniopterus schreibersii
Middle : Myotis daubentoni
Yours faithfully
Jean-Michel
Thanks JM.
Nick, Jean-Michel is an expert on European bats. So you can be sure of his IDs
URLs that are perhaps helpful until an expert weighs in: Arkive and iucnredlist
examples below, not intended as an identification.
http://www.arkive.org/bechsteins-bat/myotis-bechsteinii/
http://www.arkive.org/daubentons-bat/myotis-daubentonii/
http://www.iucnredlist.org/details/14128/0