Roost Preferences Of Long-Legged Myotis In Northern Arizona

Herder MJ and Jackson JG. 2000. Roost Preferences Of Long-Legged Myotis In Northern Arizona. Transactions of the Western Section of the Wildlife Society. 36:1-7

We used radio telemetry to locate 59 roosts of long-legged myotis and other bat species. The forest surrounding roost snags was more open than randomly selected snags and had higher densities of larger diameter class trees and snags.

Type
Journal Article
Authors
Herder, Michael; Jackson, Jennifer
Units
PARA
Keywords
Bat, Myotis volans, Ponderosa Pine, Roost

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