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Teinm
wrote:
7 Jun 2024
Thank you - I see the folded back ears now - and the 'y' noseleaf. Much appreciated.
And thank you for the warning - no biting or scratching thankfully. (It needed rescuing from having fallen somewhere very exposed on our verandah.)
And thank you for the warning - no biting or scratching thankfully. (It needed rescuing from having fallen somewhere very exposed on our verandah.)
Nyctophilus geoffroyi
Caroline.Hennessy
wrote:
7 Jun 2024
Lovely little bat. You can see the clear Y nose leaf and the “rams horn” folded back long ears.
Please do not handle bats if you have not been vaccinated. If you were bitten or scratched, please immediately get medical care.
Please do not handle bats if you have not been vaccinated. If you were bitten or scratched, please immediately get medical care.
Nyctophilus geoffroyi
MPennay
wrote:
23 Mar 2024
It's one of the small forest bats, genus Vespadelus there are 3 species in the Canberra region they all look very similar and need clear photos and precise measurements to get down to individual species IDs (mere millimetres seperate them).
Vespadelus sp. (genus)
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