Harp Trap For Capturing Bats Photograph by Science Stock Photography - Pixels
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Short-tailed bats caught in harp net trap (Mystacina tuberculata) for research. Lesser short-tailed bat - pekapeka-tou-poto). Endemic NZ bat, Pureora Forest, Waitomo District, Waikato Region, New Zealand (NZ). Stock photo from New
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Harp trap in situ. © Matt Cook.
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Short-tailed bats caught in harp net trap (Mystacina tuberculata
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Harp trap used to capture bats leaving barn, photo credit: …
Capture bag of a double frame harp trap with bats roosting under plastic.
Schematic representation of a harp trap set up at a cave entrance
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Proyecto Cubabat - Method capture harp trap. Bats hit fishing line, and then fall into a bag where they roost comfortably awaiting their release. Prefered capture method for caves.
Harp Trap for bats, located across a creek in Queensland
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