This bat has rich chestnut-brown fur with pale tips. It catches insects in flight at dusk and occurs mainly in the southeastern United States.
The back is rich mahogany brown with whitish hair tips. The underside is paler, and the throat and chest are whitish.
At dusk it catches flies, beetles, dragonflies, bees, and other insects while flying. It often feeds near treetops, but also forages over ponds, along forest edges, and near lights.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.