Miniopterus australis Little Bentwing V 1 This species occurs in moist eucalypt forest, C E Low Bat rainforest or dense coastal banksia scrub. Little Bent-wing Bats roost in caves, tunnels and sometimes tree hollows during the day, and at night forage for small insects beneath the canopy of densely vegetated habitats. Miniopterus schreibersii Eastern V 25 Caves are the primary roosting habitat, but A C High oceanensis Bentwing Bat also use derelict mines, storm-water tunnels, buildings and other man-made structures. They form discrete populations centred on a maternity cave that is used annually in spring and summer for the birth and rearing of young. This species tends to hunt in forested areas. Mormopterus norfolkensis Eastern V 26 Habitats preference includes dry eucalypt A C High Freetail Bat forest and coastal woodlands but also include riparian zones in rainforest and wet sclerophyll forest. Forages above forest canopy or forest edge and requires roosts including tree hollows. Myotis macropus Southern V 16 This species generally roost in groups of 10 B D Moderate Myotis - 15 close to water in caves, mine shafts, hollow-bearing trees, storm water channels, buildings, under bridges and in dense foliage. They forage over streams and pools catching insects and small fish by raking their feet across the water surface.
Miniopterus australis Little Bentwing Bat V 1 This species occurs in moist eucalypt forest, rainforest or dense coastal banksia scrub. Little Bent-wing Bats roost in caves, tunnels and sometimes tree hollows during the day, and at night forage for small insects beneath the canopy of densely vegetated habitats. C E Low Miniopterus schreibersii oceanensis Eastern Bentwing Bat V 25 Caves are the primary roosting habitat, but also use derelict mines, storm-water tunnels, buildings and other man-made structures. They form discrete populations centred on a maternity cave that is used annually in spring and summer for the birth and rearing of young. This species tends to hunt in forested areas. A C High Mormopterus norfolkensis Eastern Freetail Bat V 26 Habitats preference includes dry eucalypt forest and coastal woodlands but also include riparian zones in rainforest and wet sclerophyll forest. Forages above forest canopy or forest edge and requires roosts including tree hollows. A C High Myotis macropus Southern Myotis V 16 This species generally roost in groups of 10 - 15 close to water in caves, mine shafts, hollow-bearing trees, storm water channels, buildings, under bridges and in dense foliage. They forage over streams and pools catching insects and small fish by raking their feet across the water surface. B D Moderate
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