A bat of waterside habitats. Males tend to be bright red and females dull brown, and it searches for insects near the water's surface at night.
The upper fur may be gray-brown, yellowish, or bright red. Typically, males are bright red and females dull brown. The nose is pointed and has no nose leaf.
Activity peaks just after sunset. It uses echolocation to find insects near the water's surface, catching them in flight or scooping up insects that have fallen onto the water.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.