North American Hoary Bat

North American Hoary BatThis bat is widespread in North America. It roosts alone in foliage in summer and is recorded flying above treetops and over water.What does it look like?Its gray-brown fur has a frosted, pale-tipped look. The wing membranes are orange-brown, and the tail membrane is furred.How does it live?This bat is widespread in North America. It roosts alone in foliage in summer and is recorded flying above treetops and over water.In summer it roosts alone in foliage and forages above treetops or over streams and lakes.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.