The pinto bat has white spots over its shoulders and rump and a patchy range from northern Mexico to British Columbia. It roosts in cracks in cliffs.
It has white spots over both shoulders and the rump. Its back and face are black, while the underside, ears, and wings are pale.
It forages in arid areas, ponderosa pine forests, and marshes, and roosts by day in small cracks in cliffs and rocky outcrops.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.