Long-eared Myotis

Long-eared MyotisThe long-eared myotis is a North American bat with long ears and pale brown fur. It is often associated with forests and catches moths and other insects at night.What does it look like?Its fur ranges from pale brown to straw-colored, and its ears and flight membranes are blackish. Its ears are especially long among North American Myotis bats.How does it live?The long-eared myotis is a North American bat with long ears and pale brown fur. It is often associated with forests and catches moths and other insects at night.It commonly uses mixed-conifer forests and hunts insects through the night. Moths are its main prey, with beetles, flies, and spiders also reported; it takes prey in flight and from surfaces.Keeping it safeIUCN Red List · Least Concern (LC) · Global