Echolocation calls from 10 individually marked female northern bats (Eptesicus nilssonii) were recorded as the bats foraged at three distinct feeding sites (territories) near their maternity roost in southern Sweden (57° N). In addition, recordings of unmarked bats were made in northern Sweden (65° N). The frequency at maximum amplitude of “search phase” echolocation pulses was bimodally

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i en mörk skog är perfekt, säger fladdermusexperten Jens Rydell. vid Stockholms universitet utvecklat en kartfunktion, Batmapper.org, där 

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He is the author of many scientific papers on bats and insects. Jens Rydell (PhD) is a Swedish scientist and photographer, working with bat ecology and conservation at Lund University. Jens is the author of well over a hundred of scientific papers on bats and insects, lately with focus on the effects of wind power and artificial lighting. Jens Rydell's 19 research works with 14 citations and 2,011 reads, including: Attitudes towards Bats in Swedish History.

This comprehensive book about the lives of bats is about a group of peculiar, mythical and fascinating animals. They are mammals, just like us, but still so different. The book covers bats from Latin American Maya temples to Swedish potato cellars; from the plains of Kenya to the Taiwanese mountains. We perceive their shadows flitting by in the summer nights, hear their mating calls in the

Sweden over 30 years. Jens Rydell1, Marcus Elfström2,3,   Bats Can Learn New 'Dialects' from Roostmates. November 2, 2017 | Julie Leibach. SHARE.

JENS RYDELL n augustikvdll 2004 kom katten Felix hem ti1l husse och matte i Attached to the bird's neck was a northernbat Eptesicus nilssonii hanging in a 

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If you've never seen a horseshoe bat, you're missing out. Their comically large ears are only rivaled for wackiest feature by their nose leaves, little flaps of skin that spread outward from their faces like petals.

Common sheath-tailed bat Taphozous georgianus  Foto: Jens Rydell. Nyligen startades en fladdermusförening i Sverige – BatLife Sweden (https://batlife-sweden.se/), där Johnny de Jong är  Eklöf tror att startandet av en fladdermusförening, Batlife Sweden, kan vara en vändpunkt för svenskarnas intresse för djuret.
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Jens Rydell Wind turbines have considerable impact on flying animals, particularly bats, which are sometimes killed in large numbers by the moving rotors. A longstanding question remains why bats

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19 Feb 1971 ON windless evenings fog commonly forms in dense, sharply defined patches, especially in sheltered bays of ponds. As the evening 

Search for more papers by this author. First published: 24 April 2003. They are thus adapted for fast and erratic flight, and may represent an alternative evolutionary pathway to efficient bat defence, A small colony of little brown bats Myotis lucifugus was observed feeding on mosquitoes (Culicidae) inside a barn near Fairbanks, Alaska in June 2000. Observations were made visually and with a bat detector. All capture attempts were associated with feeding buzzes, indicating that the bats used echolocation to detect and track the insects, although the light was bright and the insects were copy and paste the html snippet below into your own page: Credit: Jens Rydell. However, lights and bats don’t jell and strong lights in the wrong place, such as near a big bat roost, would be devastating (Rydell et al.