South-western Free-tailed Bat

South-western Free-tailed BatThis small bat is found in southwestern Australia. Its fur tends to be grey-brown above and lighter below, and it roosts in tree hollows.What does it look like?It is a small species, with a forearm length of 32.6–35.4 mm and a mass of 7.5–10.5 g. Its fur tends to be grey-brown above and lighter below, with variable length.How does it live?This small bat is found in southwestern Australia. Its fur tends to be grey-brown above and lighter below, and it roosts in tree hollows.It has been recorded in tall forest, open woodland, mallee and coastal heathland, and roosts in tree hollows. The Australian Museum account says its diet is not known.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.