This bat has brown fur that is darkest on the head and shoulders. It flies high above open forest to catch insects.
A 1925 specimen description records brown dorsal fur, darkest on the head and shoulders, with paler buff-brown tips.
Tree hollows are recorded as roosts in Australia, and limestone caves in New Guinea. It flies high above open forest canopy and catches beetles, moths and other insects.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.