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Vesper bats, also known as Bechstein's Bat, are fascinating creatures that have captured the attention of researchers and nature enthusiasts alike. These small mammals can be found hibernating in caves, particularly in the Ardennes region of Belgium. In September, during their active period, you might spot a Common Pipistrelle bat echolocating while resting on a log or stone in Sussex, England. Their agile flight is truly mesmerizing as they navigate through the night sky over honeysuckle plants. The Brown Big-eared Bat or Long-eared Bat is another species that seeks refuge in caves for hibernation. The NP Bohemian forest in the Czech Republic provides a safe haven for these bats during their dormant phase. One remarkable sight is witnessing Bechstein's Bats soaring through Picea sp. Mountain forests in the Jura Mountains of Switzerland. Their graceful flight showcases their adaptability to different habitats. These various species demonstrate the diversity and resilience within this family of nocturnal creatures. From hibernation sites to diverse landscapes across Europe, they continue to captivate our imagination with their unique behaviors and survival strategies.