The blunt-eared bat is a small bat of Peru's coastal desert. It is associated with woody savanna and narrow rock crevices.
The back fur is about 8 mm long and pale brown; the underside is dull buff to whitish cream. The skin of the face, ears, and flight membranes is blackish, with fur on the face and proximal half of the ears.
It is associated with woody savanna in Peru's coastal desert and narrow rock crevices.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.