Pallid Long-eared Bat

Pallid Long-eared BatThe Pallid Long-eared Bat has very large, broad ears, pale sandy-brown fur above, and lighter brown fur below. HMW records it in wet forests and describes daytime roosts beneath bark and in tree hollows.What does it look like?HMW describes very large, broad ears, pale sandy-brown dorsal fur, a lighter brown underside, and a simple noseleaf with two ridges on the muzzle.How does it live?The Pallid Long-eared Bat has very large, broad ears, pale sandy-brown fur above, and lighter brown fur below. HMW records it in wet forests and describes daytime roosts beneath bark and in tree hollows.It prefers wet habitats, including riverine Melaleuca forests, and also uses open woodlands and tall open forests. It is nocturnal and leaves its roost around dusk; day roosts include peeling Melaleuca bark, tree hollows, bases of Pandanus leaves, and foliage.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.