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Italian bat species to which EUROBATS applies. Thirty-four bat species are currently present in Italy, belonging to 11 genera and four families. Moreover, two species were recorded in the past ( Rhinolophus blasii and Myotis dasycneme) but no recent confirmation of their occurrence is available.
- Why You Will Be Glad to See Them
- So What Am I Talking About?
- Tuscany Bats Are Tiny
- But Are There Bats in Florence Italy?
- Bats in Tuscany: See Them in Their Own Habitat
Are there bats in Tuscany? Yes, there are. And, although you may doubt me, you will be happy to see them. If you are lucky enough to do so that is. But why?
Well. Because. As dusk falls, they will be out flitting about. Hoping to eat a good dinner. Which, lucky for you, is composed of the the flying insects that you would rather not have land on you. But. Most of all. Because. This tiny creature particularly adores eating your worst enemy: the blood-sucking mosquito. Who saws into your skin sucking you...
Tuscany bats aren't mega bats. These "pipistrelli" are tiny creatures. The light as a feather, small, fluttering type. And you won'tsee swarms clouds of them. Just one or two. This tiny, adorable, creature is the one that you might just catch a fleeting fluttering glimpse of. Out for the night with his girlfriend. The common pipistrelle - Pipistrel...
Are there bats in Florence? Yes, there are. But in the years that I lived there I saw very few between the buildings in the heart of the historic city centre. There is too much light pollution. Darting alongside the River Arno, yes. But you need to get your eye in to spot them. But, here in Maremma, in a village in the Tuscan countryside, I will se...
You'll have to wear a hard hat and waterproof shoes. And, most importantly. Be very quiet and not use a flash on your camera so as not to disturb them. But if you would like to see bats in their homes, then I know just the people for you to ask. You'll also get to see a part of Tuscany that very few ever do. The hidden, underground mineral mines, s...
As part of the environment, bats are also protected by the Italian Law on the ‘environmental damage’ (L. 8 July 1986, n. 349). According to Italian law, it is forbidden to kill, capture, keep in captivity and trade bats; it is also forbidden to damage or disturb roosts and to bats, especially when hibernating or reproducing.
2 set 2020 · Download PDF. Roberto Toffoli & Mara Calvini. 359 Accesses. 7 Citations. Explore all metrics. Abstract. Several species of bats have faced strong population declines in Europe during the last century. However, an increase in some bat populations has been recently found in some parts of western Europe.
- Roberto Toffoli, Mara Calvini
- 2021
All papers therein are freely available on line: http://www.italian-journal-of-mammalogy.it/. The following list includes all international scientific publication on bats authored by Italian researchers, some of which in collaboration with foreign colleagues: Ancillotto L., Serangeli M.T. & Russo D. (2012).
the pages provide information on Eurobats activities, bats in Italy and bat conservation, and also link the Eurobats website. Important popularization actions are also carried out by the Italian Chiroptera Research Group (GIRC), parks, universities.
30 gen 2023 · Quaderni di Conservazione della Natura n. 19bis - Guidelines for bat monitoring: methods for the study and conservation of bats in Italy. Ministry for the Environment, Land and Sea in co-operation with National Institute for Wild Fauna.
