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Bat ID please (1 Viewer)

David

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I know next to nothing about bats but we have 3 species (of different sizes) flying in the evening around the garden (Central Europe, Czechia).

Can anyone help with this little fellow (pix below)? Barely 5 cm long. Found him hanging on my garden shed in the woods this afternoon.
 

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I'm no expert especially in a non-British context but I'll stick my neck about a mile out and suggest with not much contrast between top and bottom and a pink face on a pretty hairy small bat with unexceptional features, maybe Soprano Pipistrelle?

John
 
When I looked (not a expert but have a intrest in bats) I also thought Soprano Pipistrelle. Based on my Field Studies ID chart. Also size.
Regards Kim
 
a pipistrelle I think though im no expert. but because its alone at this time of year, it is definatly going to be a male. The females are all going to be roosting together at this time of year with their young.
 
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