29:th of April 2010
This gorgeous, cute, little bat comes flying towards us by the wetland at Ängsö castle and suddenly posts in a tree next to us. Any idea of the species?
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This is identified as a Daubenton´s bat (Myotis daubentonii) – Vattenfladdermus in Swedish.
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