Installing a bat acoustic detector on the Washington Coast
Detailed Description
Rebecca McCaffery installing a bat acoustic detector on the outer coast of Washington state. Acoustic detectors are specialized microphones that capture the high frequency calls of bat species at night. They can be used to study bat distribution and occupancy patterns.
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Public Domain.
Photo by Magnus McCaffery
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