Northern Broad-nosed Bat

Northern Broad-nosed BatThe northern broad-nosed bat has tawny, reddish-brown upper fur and a broad, squarish muzzle. It catches insects in flight near cluttered vegetation.What does it look like?Its dorsal fur is tawny brown with a light reddish tinge, while the underside is slightly paler. The ears are relatively slender and triangular, and the muzzle is broad and squarish.How does it live?The northern broad-nosed bat has tawny, reddish-brown upper fur and a broad, squarish muzzle. It catches insects in flight near cluttered vegetation.It aerial-hawks insects close to cluttered vegetation. In the forest understory of Queensland, it has been observed foraging about 4-5 m above the ground.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.