The Chilean myotis is a small bat found in Chile and Argentina. It catches flying insects around dusk and uses forests, riparian scrub, caves, and buildings.
Its fur is pale brown to gray-brown, with lighter tips that give the coat a paler appearance overall.
It catches flying insects around dusk. Roosts have been recorded beneath tree bark in the south and in caves, mines, and buildings in the north.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.