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Nyctophilus geoffroyi

2 Lesser Long-eared Bat at Googong, NSW

Nyctophilus geoffroyi at Googong, NSW - 5 Nov 2019 07:53 PM
Nyctophilus geoffroyi at Googong, NSW - 5 Nov 2019 07:53 PM
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Nyctophilus geoffroyi 6 Nov 2019 MPennay
Nyctophilus geoffroyi 6 Nov 2019 MPennay
Nyctophilus geoffroyi 6 Nov 2019 MPennay
Nyctophilus geoffroyi 6 Nov 2019 MPennay
Nyctophilus geoffroyi 6 Nov 2019 MPennay
Nyctophilus geoffroyi 6 Nov 2019 MPennay
Nyctophilus geoffroyi 6 Nov 2019 MPennay
Nyctophilus geoffroyi 6 Nov 2019 MPennay
Nyctophilus geoffroyi 6 Nov 2019 MPennay
Nyctophilus geoffroyi 6 Nov 2019 MPennay
Nyctophilus geoffroyi 6 Nov 2019 MPennay
Nyctophilus geoffroyi 6 Nov 2019 MPennay
Nyctophilus geoffroyi 6 Nov 2019 MPennay
Microchiroptera sp. (suborder) 6 Nov 2019 Wandiyali
Microchiroptera sp. (suborder) 6 Nov 2019 Wandiyali
Microchiroptera sp. (suborder) 6 Nov 2019 Wandiyali
Microchiroptera sp. (suborder) 6 Nov 2019 Wandiyali
Microchiroptera sp. (suborder) 6 Nov 2019 Wandiyali
Microchiroptera sp. (suborder) 6 Nov 2019 Wandiyali
Microchiroptera sp. (suborder) 6 Nov 2019 Wandiyali

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20 comments

MPennay wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
It's definitely a long eared bat, genus Nyctophilus. ID is a little tricky because the main diagnostic feature is nose ridge shape but this is a bit too blurry to see. However colour is typical of N.geoffroyi so ID reasonably confident for lesser long eared.
MPennay wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
It's definitely a long eared bat, genus Nyctophilus. ID is a little tricky because the main diagnostic feature is nose ridge shape but this is a bit too blurry to see. However colour is typical of N.geoffroyi so ID reasonably confident for lesser long eared.
MPennay wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
It's definitely a long eared bat, genus Nyctophilus. ID is a little tricky because the main diagnostic feature is nose ridge shape but this is a bit too blurry to see. However colour is typical of N.geoffroyi so ID reasonably confident for lesser long eared.
MPennay wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
It's definitely a long eared bat, genus Nyctophilus. ID is a little tricky because the main diagnostic feature is nose ridge shape but this is a bit too blurry to see. However colour is typical of N.geoffroyi so ID reasonably confident for lesser long eared.
MPennay wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
It's definitely a long eared bat, genus Nyctophilus. ID is a little tricky because the main diagnostic feature is nose ridge shape but this is a bit too blurry to see. However colour is typical of N.geoffroyi so ID reasonably confident for lesser long eared.
MPennay wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
It's definitely a long eared bat, genus Nyctophilus. ID is a little tricky because the main diagnostic feature is nose ridge shape but this is a bit too blurry to see. However colour is typical of N.geoffroyi so ID reasonably confident for lesser long eared.
MPennay wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
It's definitely a long eared bat, genus Nyctophilus. ID is a little tricky because the main diagnostic feature is nose ridge shape but this is a bit too blurry to see. However colour is typical of N.geoffroyi so ID reasonably confident for lesser long eared.
MPennay wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
It's definitely a long eared bat, genus Nyctophilus. ID is a little tricky because the main diagnostic feature is nose ridge shape but this is a bit too blurry to see. However colour is typical of N.geoffroyi so ID reasonably confident for lesser long eared.
MPennay wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
It's definitely a long eared bat, genus Nyctophilus. ID is a little tricky because the main diagnostic feature is nose ridge shape but this is a bit too blurry to see. However colour is typical of N.geoffroyi so ID reasonably confident for lesser long eared.
MPennay wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
It's definitely a long eared bat, genus Nyctophilus. ID is a little tricky because the main diagnostic feature is nose ridge shape but this is a bit too blurry to see. However colour is typical of N.geoffroyi so ID reasonably confident for lesser long eared.
MPennay wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
It's definitely a long eared bat, genus Nyctophilus. ID is a little tricky because the main diagnostic feature is nose ridge shape but this is a bit too blurry to see. However colour is typical of N.geoffroyi so ID reasonably confident for lesser long eared.
MPennay wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
It's definitely a long eared bat, genus Nyctophilus. ID is a little tricky because the main diagnostic feature is nose ridge shape but this is a bit too blurry to see. However colour is typical of N.geoffroyi so ID reasonably confident for lesser long eared.
MPennay wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
It's definitely a long eared bat, genus Nyctophilus. ID is a little tricky because the main diagnostic feature is nose ridge shape but this is a bit too blurry to see. However colour is typical of N.geoffroyi so ID reasonably confident for lesser long eared.
Wandiyali wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
thanks Michael, I didn't want to disturb him by taking lots of photos. We have Lesser Long-eareds frequenting the house nearby so that ID seems right.
Wandiyali wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
thanks Michael, I didn't want to disturb him by taking lots of photos. We have Lesser Long-eareds frequenting the house nearby so that ID seems right.
Wandiyali wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
thanks Michael, I didn't want to disturb him by taking lots of photos. We have Lesser Long-eareds frequenting the house nearby so that ID seems right.
Wandiyali wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
thanks Michael, I didn't want to disturb him by taking lots of photos. We have Lesser Long-eareds frequenting the house nearby so that ID seems right.
Wandiyali wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
thanks Michael, I didn't want to disturb him by taking lots of photos. We have Lesser Long-eareds frequenting the house nearby so that ID seems right.
Wandiyali wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
thanks Michael, I didn't want to disturb him by taking lots of photos. We have Lesser Long-eareds frequenting the house nearby so that ID seems right.
Wandiyali wrote:
   6 Nov 2019
thanks Michael, I didn't want to disturb him by taking lots of photos. We have Lesser Long-eareds frequenting the house nearby so that ID seems right.

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