Nyctalus Band 20, Heft 1-2 erschienen

Contents

Original studies

Rupp , H., Rackow , W.: The first description of the Lesser Horseshoe Bat Rhinolophus hipposideros ( Bechstein 1800 ) and the resulting misunderstandings

Bach , L., Bach , P., Donning , A., Göttsche , M., Göttsche , M., Kesel , R., Reimers, H.: Bat migration along the Wadden Sea islands of the southern German Bight

Meyer, F.: Comparative evaluation of acoustic nacelle and nacelle+tower measurements to determine bat-friendly operating algorithms on wind turbines – practical results

Terasa , J.: First results of the search for singing parti-colored bats ( Vespertilio murinus ) in Berlin between 2017 and 2021

Ohlendorf , B., Meierkordt , T.: On the reproductive behavior of male parti-colored bats ( Vespertilio murinus ) in the Brocken area, Harz National Park

Spitzberger , F., Weiss , E., Sackl , P.: First record of the Mediterranean horseshoe bat Rhinolophus euryale ( Bl asius , 1853) in Austria (Chiroptera, Rhinolophidae)

Fritze, M.: Current knowledge and long-term surveillance of white-nose disease in overwintering bats

Vierhaus , H.: A barn owl ( Tyto alba ) captures bats in an important Westphalian winter quarters

Practical reports

Kellerer , K., Wankerl , P., Zahn , A.: felling of an oak tree with over 500 bats hibernating and re-erection of the roost tree

Herzig , L.: 70 years of monitoring overwintering barbabies ( Barbastella barbastellus , Schreber 1774 ) in the Fulda mass roost “Waides Tunnel” from 1949/50 to 2019/20

Bat Portrait #15

Ripperger , S .: Common vampire ( Desmodus rotundus , E. Geoffroy 1810 )
Scripts of the bat study conference from November 19th to 21st, 2021 at Mansfeld Castle (Saxony-Anhalt)

Thiele, K., Wuntke , B.: 1. On the bat fauna of Mongolia

Knörnschild , M .: 2. Social communication in the greater sac-winged bat – of babbling juveniles and singing males

Modica, C., Modica-Alva , C. M.: 3. Bat protection in Peru

Vogeler , A.: 4. Influence of land use and habitat on the flying fox community on Kilimanjaro, Tanzania

Fritzsche , A.: 5. Bats and species protection in New Zealand

Gens , A.: 6th development in telemetry – automated telemetry

Koch , M.: 7th challenge of bat migration – new technology for researching bat migration

Gloza -R ausch , F.: 8. Introduction to the night light app of the GeoForschungsZentrum Potsdam – light pollution and citizen science

Ohlendorf , B., Meierkordt , T.: 9. The sinkhole of Uftungen (South Harz) and its bats

Koch , M.: 10. Bats in the Ahr Valley and the summer of 2021

Modica , C. : 11. Acoustic recording of the Lesser Horseshoe Bat ( Rhinolophus hipposideros ) in the Karst Landscape South Harz Biosphere Reserve 2021

Ohlendorf , B .: 12. Successful measures to ward off predators on bat rock roosts in Saxony-Anhalt

Vogeler , A., Lustig , A. : 13. Bats in Bavaria and the biodiversity projects

Malaske , S., Meisel , F.: 14. On the development of the population of the mouse-eared nursery in the Steina railway viaduct

Gloza-Rausch , F., Knörnschild , M., Fernandez , A., Leupolt , B .: 15. The Kalkberg in Lüneburg – an unknown mass winter quarters for bats

Knörnschild , M.: 16. The “acoustic fingerprint” as a new method for the acoustic identification of hard-to-distinguish species

Breit , A., Levesque , D., Humphries , M., Gagnon , M .: 17. On the phylogeny of bats and their thermoregulatory patterns

Mathgen , X., Busse , P., Scheuerlein , A. & Fritze , M .: 18. Do bats also mate in spring?

Halasy, R .: 19. 12 nights in the Harz Mountains

Kravchenko , KA, Voigt , CC, Lange , S., Courtiol , A., Courrie , SE: 20. Energetic rationale for a hibernating bat’s range shift from the temperate zone in response to climate change

Eigner , M., Schulze , C.: 21. Remarks on the occurrence of the northern bat ( Eptesicus nilssonii ) in the Ore Mountains (Saxony)

Ohlendorf , B., Halasy , R., Meierkordt , T.: 22. It doesn’t get any more extreme than this – the parti-colored bat ( Vespertilio murinus ) on the Brocken

Fritze , M., Scheuerlein , A., Berg , J., Busse , P., Horn , J., Oldenburg , W., Petermann , R., Rackow , W., Röse , N., Sauerbier , W., Wielert , S. & Kerth , G. : 23. Population trends of bats

Fritsch, A., Benicke , H. : 24. Demolition and renovation of prefabricated buildings – case studies of typical bat roosts

Gloza -Rausch , F. : 25. Native bats and SARS-CoV 2 – scientific facts as reflected in the media

Short communications

Weidner , H. : Socialization of common noctule bats ( Nyctalus noctula ) and water bats ( Myotis daubentonii ) in three bat box territories in Thuringia

Meierkordt , T.: Serotine bat ( Eptesicus serotinus ) found with barotrauma, presumably a road traffic victim

Mainer , W. : Vase becomes a deathtrap for common pipistrelle ( Pipistrellus pipistrellus Schreber , 1774)

Blohm, T., Berg , J., Krämer , W., Krüger, J. , Schatz , J .: First record of the Bechstein’s bat Myotis bechsteinii ( K uhL , 1817) in Mecklenburg-West Pomerania

Teubner , J., Teubner , J., Frömert , J., Dolch , D. : Remarkable long-distance find of a brown long-eared bat ( Plecotus auritus ) marked in the state of Brandenburg at the Thelersberg tunnel in Saxony

Wuntke , B., Siering , G.: Detection of the thornbuck ( Spondylis buprestoides Linnaeus , 1758) as prey of the noctule bat Nyctalus noctula ( Schreber , 1774)

Weidner , H.: Two further finds of the Bechstein’s bat ( Myotis bechsteinii Kuhl , 1817) with different forearm lengths in a Thuringian reproduction society

Ohlendorf, B. : On the resettlement of the lesser horseshoe bat ( Rhinolophus hipposideros ) in the southern Harz Mountains, Saxony-Anhalt

Obituaries

In memory of Dr. Manfred Kraus

To commemorate Reinhard Wohlgemuth

In memory of Gerhard Maetz

To commemorate Prof. Dr. Vladimir Hanak

In memory of Manfred Weishaar

In memory of Tony Hutson

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