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Bats need safe places to rest, raise young, and survive the coldest months of the year. These places are called roosts. Although many people picture bats living in caves, Scotland’s bats use a wide range of roost types, many of which are found close to where people live and work.
Not all bat species need the same conditions for feeding, roosting, and rearing their young. We have to take this into account when planning any mitigation and compensation relating to your development or renovation projects.
Just as you can identify birds from their calls, we can use specialised bat detectors to identify bats from their echolocation.
Pipistrelles are our most common bats, but not all Pipistrelles are the same. Read on to find out about the three species of Pip. that call Scotland home.
