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Latin name: Myotis brandti
Size: Wingspan up to 25cms.
Distribution: Widespread in the UK, but rare.
Months seen: April to October
Food: Moths, flies and midges.
Habitat: Roost in trees and buildings.
Echolocation Frequency: 40 - 50 kHz
Special features: A small bat, with quite shaggy fur.
Brandt's bats are very similar in appearance to whiskered
bats. One difference is that the Brandt's have a tragus which curves forwards and outwards.
UK Safari Bat Section
Photo of a Brandt's Bat Tragus
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