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52 species

Scotorepens balstoni (Inland Broad-Nosed Bat)

Scotorepens orion (Eastern Broad-nosed Bat)

Setirostris eleryi (Bristle-faced Free-tailed Bat)

Setirostris eleryi
Setirostris eleryi

Syconycteris australis (Common Blossom-bat)

Syconycteris australis

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Syconycteris australis

Vespadelus baverstocki (Inland Forest Bat)

Vespadelus baverstocki
Vespadelus baverstocki

Vespadelus darlingtoni (Large Forest Bat)

Vespadelus darlingtoni
Vespadelus darlingtoni

Vespadelus pumilus (Eastern Forest Bat)

Vespadelus regulus (Southern Forest Bat)

Vespadelus sp. (genus) (A vesper forest bat)

Vespadelus sp. (genus)
Vespadelus sp. (genus)
Vespadelus sp. (genus)
Vespadelus sp. (genus)
Vespadelus sp. (genus)
Vespadelus sp. (genus)

Vespadelus troughtoni (Eastern Cave Bat)

Vespadelus troughtoni
Vespadelus troughtoni
Vespadelus troughtoni
Vespadelus troughtoni

Vespadelus vulturnus (Little Forest Bat)

Vespadelus vulturnus
Vespadelus vulturnus
Vespadelus vulturnus
Vespadelus vulturnus
Vespadelus vulturnus
Vespadelus vulturnus

Vespertilionidae (family) (A microbat)

Vespertilionidae (family)
Vespertilionidae (family)
Vespertilionidae (family)
Vespertilionidae (family)
Vespertilionidae (family)
Vespertilionidae (family)

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