Subject: | Re: impact of noise on bats |
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From: | "werainey" werainey |
Date: | Sun Nov 16, 2008 1:37 pm ((PST)) |
Very interesting! Was more than one bat approaching the receiver at a time? What sort of sounds were produced by the speaker? AFAIK there aren't many reports of foraging NAm bats attracted by audio range sound. There is an expensive ultrasonic bat social call synthesizer used in netting surveys for an uncommon species in the UK. Bill R. -- > For what it's worth, one time I was monitoring for meteors and fireballs > with a handheld McGreevy WR-3 ELF/VLF radio receiver which operates at > between 0.2 - 11 kHz. Whenever I switched on the radio bats would go > into a frenzy and dive right down to the radio. I'm not sure if they > were attracted to the sound or if it was annoying them. After a few > moments of bats diving at my handheld radio I got the message to switch > the radio off. > > Thomas Ashcraft > New Mexico > |
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