Jones's Leaf-nosed Bat is known from scattered sites in West African forests and savannas, and uses caves and similar places as day roosts.
This small bat has a noseleaf and very large, separated ears. The account describes both grayish-brown and orange pelage phases.
Day roosts include caves, disused mines, rock cavities, and bunkers. The account suggests that the availability of suitable roosts helps explain the bat's patchy distribution.
IUCN Red List · Near Threatened (NT) · Global