Montana Spotted Bats 2015

Mar 22, 2018
Uploaded by Ted Weller
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Detections of spotted bats (Euderma maculatum) at detectors in Montana and adjoining states during 2015. Efforts to identify spotted bats in recordings generally occurred between May 1 and Oct 31 each year but when recordings were opportunistically identified earlier than this, they are represented here. Lack of spotted bats identifications outside May 1 - Oct 31 may not represent true absence of recordings (or species presence).
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Montana Natural Heritage Program
Bryce Maxell
Dan Bachen
Braden Burkholder
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Conforms to Echolocation Records - 2015 Dataset Definition
By Ted Weller (Sep 18, 2015)
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(Default time: Aug. 5, 2015)
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bat, south dakota, wildlife, north dakota, acoustic monitoring, batamp, montana, idaho, echolocation, monitoring, spotted bat, summer
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Ted Weller
Ecologist with USDA Forest Service

I helped Conservation Biology Institute to vision the Bat Acoustic Monitoring Portal and am your go to source for the the bat-related questions you may have about BatAMP as well as the first person you should contact with questions about uploads, permissions etc. More broadly, I am an ecologist...