Preliminary assessment suggests that acoustic lures can increase capture rates of Australian echolocating bats
Abstract
Capture is essential for any field research on bats that requires confirmation of species, sex, maturity and reproductive status, or that involves radio-tracking or marking individuals. However, bats can be difficult to capture. We made a preliminary test of the effectiveness of an acoustic lure that produces ultrasonic simulations of bat social calls for enhancing capture rates in harp traps. Over 102 trap-hours at seven forest sites in...
Paper Details
Title
Preliminary assessment suggests that acoustic lures can increase capture rates of Australian echolocating bats
Published Date
Jan 1, 2015
Journal
Volume
37
Issue
1
Pages
104 - 104
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