Norfolk's first Kuhl's pipistrelle found in Great Yarmouth (www.greatyarmouthmercury.co.uk)

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It is a foreign visitor who might have arrived on the back of a lorry or was carried here by strong winds and is the first of its kind in Norfolk.

A Kuhl's pipistrelle bat has been found in the county and has caused excitement among specialist animal lovers.

The underweight and dehydrated male mammal was spotted on the floor between a fridge and cupboard in a business on an industrial estate in Great Yarmouth.

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