Kuhl's pipistrelle is a small bat found from the Mediterranean region through West Asia to South Asia. It also lives around farmland and towns, catching small insects in flight.
Its fur ranges from pale beige to ochre, and its ears are reddish brown. The edge of the wing and tail membranes usually has a white band of variable width.
It catches mayflies, mosquitoes, moths and other insects in flight. It may roost in tree or cliff crevices, gaps in buildings, or cellars.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.