Natterer's Myotis

Natterer's MyotisA bat found across much of the British Isles. It flies slowly among trees and can glean small insects from leaves and branches.What does it look like?A distinctive feature is the row of very stiff, short hairs along the rear edge of its broad tail membrane. Its ears are long, with tips that curve slightly backwards.How does it live?A bat found across much of the British Isles. It flies slowly among trees and can glean small insects from leaves and branches.It flies slowly or at moderate speed among trees and can take insects from foliage, including insects that do not fly. UK records include summer roosts in gaps in old timber buildings and beneath bridges.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.