Gray Large-footed Myotis

Gray Large-footed MyotisThe gray large-footed myotis is documented from mainland China. Australian bats once reported under this name are now treated as a different species.What does it look like?The dorsal fur is dark gray and the underside is lighter. Juveniles are described as paler than adults.How does it live?The gray large-footed myotis is documented from mainland China. Australian bats once reported under this name are now treated as a different species.It forages low to medium over woodland and water, and roosts in caves, buildings, mine shafts, or hollow trees. Its diet probably consists mainly of insects and may include small fish.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.