Figure 3. Singing range (SR) kernel density 50%, 70%, and
95% probability contours with heat map rasters of area use for four
neighboring males. Lighter areas represent greater use. Top Perch
symbols represent the tree where the individual spent the maximum
percentage of singing time, which varied across individuals (e.g. bats 4
and 2, top perch use = 67% and 48.9% total singing time, vs. bats 5
and 6; top perch use = 18.7% and 27.86% total singing time). Bats who
sang more in favored trees had more concentrated heat use maps and
smaller core areas.
Table 3. Singing behavioral data for 12 tracked males.