Bechstein's Myotis

Bechstein's MyotisThis long-eared bat occurs in Europe. It uses mature deciduous woodland and tree holes, including old woodpecker holes, for breeding roosts.What does it look like?It has very long ears, reddish-brown fur above, and grayish-white fur below with pale-tipped hairs.How does it live?This long-eared bat occurs in Europe. It uses mature deciduous woodland and tree holes, including old woodpecker holes, for breeding roosts.It lives in mature deciduous woodland and uses tree holes, including old woodpecker holes, as breeding roosts.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.