Lesser Long-eared Bat

Lesser Long-eared BatThe lesser long-eared bat is recorded in Victoria, southeastern Australia. It roosts in tree hollows and buildings and has long ears.What does it look like?The Victorian guide lists its smaller size as one way to distinguish it from Gould's long-eared bat. The latter's T-shaped nose leaf is also used for identification.How does it live?The lesser long-eared bat is recorded in Victoria, southeastern Australia. It roosts in tree hollows and buildings and has long ears.The Victorian guide records roosts in tree hollows and buildings. It describes the bat's flight as slow to moderate.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.