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Observation of bats in Prykarpattia using ultrasonic detector

The specifics of the bat fauna of a small mountain village in the Beskids (Ukrainian Carpathians) were studied using the Pettersson D200 ultrasonic detector. This area has preserved a generally natural state, with a characteristic close combination of different types of habitats, which forms a distinct mosaic. Observations were carried out in June–August 2021, that is, in the entire warm period of the year, mainly within one estate and its surroundings—over the river, on the main street of the village, in a garden, and over open areas. Five species of bats have been identified, and records of three of them are unambiguous and regular (Plecotus auritus s. l., Pipistrellus pygmaeus, and Eptesicus serotinus). These species are recorded among buildings, in gardens, open areas, and over water bodies.