yeah I reckon a strobe would be the way forward. maybe a 10 sec repeat exposure and a 1/125 sec strobe when the bat is in the right place. ie click - no bat, click - no bat , click - bat - flash, click - no bat, click no bat.
I've taken a few photos in my garden. We have water and woodland behind and get at least 3 species in the garden. I use manual focus and just point and hope. I don't do more than about 10 flashes per session.
You do have to be careful, excessive use of flash could disturb them and doing it in the vicinity of their roost is illegal.
If you don't have one, get a bat detector or better still go out with the bat conservation people. They have time shift detectors which are much better than heterodyne based models.
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