Myotis daubentonii

Forest

Continuous stand of trees and includes both forested areas (generally with a closed canopy) and wooded areas.

Shrubland

Includes ecosystems dominated by shrubs and low woody vegetation, often interspersed with grasses or sparse trees.

Wetlands (inland)

Characterized by waterlogged soils, seasonal or permanent water, and vegetation adapted to saturated conditions.

Rocky areas

Defined by minimal soil, sparse vegetation, and extreme conditions.

Caves & subterranean habitats

Limited light, stable climates, and unique ecosystems, supporting specialized species adapted to dark, nutrient-scarce conditions.

Marine neritic

Submergent (below extreme low tide), nearshore, on or over the continental shelf or oceanic island shelf.

Artificial terrestrial

Human-made environments such as urban areas, agricultural lands, and transport corridors.

Artificial aquatic

Human-made water bodies such as reservoirs, canals, and ponds.