Summary Details of Resident Species Sample Clauses

Summary Details of Resident Species. To date, 14 bat species have been recorded in the territory of Lithuania. However, several of them are very rare and thus considered as Indeterminate and /or Insufficient known: - Myotis mystacinus (Whiskered Bat). Presumably a rare species, because until now only a single locality is known (in Northern part of Lithuania where a skull was found in a limestone cave). - Nyctalus leisleri (Xxxxxxx’s Bat). Characterized as rare species, because only a few observations found during the autumn bat migration in Western part of Lithuania (Vente Cape). - Myotis dasycneme (Pond Bat). Doubtful status, because it is quite rare and locally distributed, recorded mostly in North-Eastern, Eastern and South-Eastern parts of Lithuania. Summer status is Insufficient known, during winter the species is found in Kaunas fortress, thus the species is probably endangered. - Plecotus auritus (Brown long-eared Bat), Myotis daubentonii (Daubenton’s Bat) and Pipistrellus nathusii (Nathusius’ Pipistrelle) are confirmed to be considered as common and widespread species. Summarizing, the studies of bats resident species are at the stage of records’ collection and in several cases there are no definite data, which are considered as satisfying and reliable. The best data sets on bats residence species are from: Kaunas fortresses, Radviliskis district (Central part of Lithuania); Telsiai, Mazeikiai districts, Zemaitija National park (North-Western part of Lithuania); Birzai regional park (North-Eastern part of Lithuania); Trakai historical nature park (Eastern part of Lithuania).