The yellow-winged bat has a blue-gray body and red-and-yellow wings. It uses open savanna and woodland near water, catching insects that pass its perch.
Its body is blue-gray, and its broad wings mix red and yellow. Its ears are also reddish yellow, and it has large eyes.
It waits for insects such as grasshoppers and termites to pass its perch, then may return to that perch to eat its catch.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.