First Records of the Spotted Bat in Texas and Notes on its Natural History
Easterla DA. 1970. First Records of the Spotted Bat in Texas and Notes on its Natural History. The American Midland Naturalist. 83(1):306-308
During August of 1967, two adult female spotted bats (Euderma maculatum) were mist-netted at Big Bend National Park, Texas. These are the first Texas specimens and represent a southeasterly range extension of 324 miles. The conditions encountered at this site indicate that Euderma is a cliff-roosting species and not tree-dwelling. Additional life history observations are noted
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- Journal Article
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- Easterla, David
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- Animal Studies, spotted bat (Euderma maculatum) - Chiroptera - Vespertilonidae