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Grey long eared bat
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Saturday, 20 February 2010
Grey long eared bat
Although very similar to the brown long eared bat the
grey long eared bat
is one of the rarest of British bats. Thought to be a different form of brown long eared bat it was classified a separate species in central Europe in 1960
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