This long-eared bat occurs in southeastern Australia. The New South Wales species profile says it hunts among low vegetation and near the ground.
Its fur is uniformly dark grey-brown. Its ears are longer than its head, and a low skin ridge runs from between the eyes over the nose.
It flies slowly and catches moths and beetles in low vegetation or near the ground. It commonly uses box, ironbark, and cypress-pine vegetation.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.