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Reports on the results of a study which monitored the activity of Corynorhinus townsendii virginianus bats in five habitats in Kentucky's Daniel Boone National Forest during the months of June, July and August 1992. Use of narrow-band ultrasonic bat detectors; Description of the study area; Bat species found in the area; Comparison of echolocation calls.

Reports on the use of radio telemetry to determine Virginia big-eared bat foraging area size in Kentucky. Use of habitat in Daniel Boone National Forest (DBNF), Kentucky; Attachment of radio transmitters to 30 males in 1990 and 30 females in 1991; Recommendation of protection of foraging habitat to insure long-term survival of Virginia big-eared bats in Kentucky.