The Arabian Barbastelle is a bat recorded foraging at highland and desert water sites in Jordan. Small moths predominated in the limited fecal samples examined there.
It is a bat that flies with its wings spread; individual Arabian Barbastelles were captured and documented in the Jordan study.
Small moths made up most of the limited fecal samples from bats collected in Jordan; lacewings were also recorded in one sample.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.