Desert Red Bats live in North America and eat insects such as moths, flies, cicadas, and ants. Their fluffy amber fur and white shoulder patches are useful identification features.
Its fur is fluffy and amber-colored, with white patches on the shoulders.
It hunts insects in open areas along forest edges and often feeds near street lights. It roosts in trees, including in riparian habitat and orchards.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.