“…Pipistrellus kuhlii is a common and highly synanthropic bat (Ancillotto, Tomassini, & Russo, 2015; Voigt & Kingston, 2016), with a generalist insectivorous diet (Feldman, Whitaker, & Yom‐Tov, 2000; Goiti, Vecin, Gario, Marta, & Aihartza, 2003), that roosts and forages in urban and agricultural habitats that support resurgent arthropod pests (Ancillotto et al, 2015; Kahnonitch, Lubin, & Korine, 2018; Korine & Pinshow, 2004). Previous studies that monitored its foraging activity suggest that it possibly consumes arthropod pests of field crops, pine forests and livestock (Ancillotto et al, 2017; Charbonnier, Barbaro, Theillout, & Jactel, 2014; Kahnonitch et al, 2018). In accordance, Galan et al (2018) found few species of agricultural pests in its diet but only processed three faecal samples.…”