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ZAHN, A. & MAIER, S. 1997. Jagdaktivität von Fledermäusen an Bächen und Teichen.Zeitschrift für Säugetierkunde, 62, 1-11.ZAHN, A. 1999. Abendsegler (Nyctalus noctula) in Kolonien des Mausohrs (Myotismyotis). Nyctalus (N. F.), 7, 212-214.ZAHN, A., and others. 2000. Die Nutzung von Spaltenquartieren an Gebäuden durchAbendsegler (Nyctalus noctula) in Südostbayern. Myotis, 37, 61-76.ZAHNER, V. 1993. Höhlenbäume und Forstwirtschaft. AFZ Der Wald, 11, 538-540.ZAHNER, V. 2000. Vogelwelt in Buchen-Naturwaldreservaten. NUA Seminarbericht, 4,147-154.ZINGG, P. E. & ARLETTAZ, R. 1995. Myotis brandti (Eversmann, 1845). In: HAUSSER,J. ed. Säugetiere der Schweiz: Verbreitung, Biologie, Ökologie, 99-103.. Basel, Boston,Berlin: Birkhäuser Verlag.ZINGG, P. E. & BURKHARD, W.-D. 1995. Myotis mystacinus (Kuhl, 1819). In:HAUSSER, J. ed. Säugetiere der Schweiz: Verbreitung, Biologie, Ökologie, 104-108. Basel,Boston, Berlin: Birkhäuser Verlag.ZUCHUAT, O. & KELLER, A. 1995. Myotis bechsteini (Natterer in Kuhl, 1818). In:HAUSSER, J. ed. : Säugetiere der Schweiz: Verbreitung, Biologie, Ökologie, 119-122..Basel, Boston, Berlin, Birkhäuser Verlag.Besides the publications cited information was taken from National Reports submitted to theEUROBATS Agreement by parties and range states 1994-2004 and websites of the Internet.88
10. AuthorsDr. Peter Boye became fascinated by mammals at the age of 17. He studied biology inHamburg and Bonn and finished his university education with a masters thesis on the Alpinesnow vole. After some years of working as a consultant in animal ecology he was employedby the German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation. Since 1993 he has been busy withinternational animal species conservation, especially of migratory birds and bats. Besides hisjob he kept in touch with field mammalogy and wrote a PhD thesis on population ecology ofrodents in arable land.Contact: Peter.Boye@imail.deMarkus Dietz started working with bats in 1992 with his diploma thesis about the resourceutilisation of Daubenton’s bats in Giessen. After this he was responsible for a “Bats inbuildings”project that should improve the protection of house dwelling bats efficiently, forexample by working out plans for the construction of bat roosts in buildings. During the pastcouple of years he has built up a private Institute for Animal Ecology and is working onintensive field studies of bats in forests, especially in national parks and Natura 2000 sites. Inhis “free time” he is preparing a PhD at the University of Ulm about the different feedingstrategies of female and male Daubenton’s bats.Contact: Markus.Dietz@tieroekologie.com89
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