Vespertilionini
- Chalinolobus
- Hypsugo
- Laephotis
- Nyctophilus
- Tylonycteris
- Vespadelus
- Vespertilio
- Afronycteris
- Cassistrellus
- Falsistrellus
- Mimetillus
- Mirostrellus
- Eurasian Particolored Bat Vespertilio murinus
A bat ranging from Europe through Siberia to the Pacific coast, known for its frosted, two-coloured fur.
- Savi's Pipistrelle Hypsugo savii
Savi's pipistrelle is a bat whose long back fur is dark brown at the base and golden at the tips, with a pale underside. In the Mediterranean region, it catches insects while flying.
- Cape Serotine Laephotis capensis
The Cape serotine sometimes roosts in the roofs of houses and buildings. Records span arid semi-desert, montane grassland, forest and savanna; it forages at medium height along cluttered edges.
- Asian parti-colored bat Vespertilio sinensis
A bat whose dark brown fur has white tips, giving it a frosted appearance.
- Long-tailed Bat Chalinolobus tuberculatus
A small bat of New Zealand. At dusk it flies along forest edges and catches insects.
- Chocolate Lobe-lipped Bat Chalinolobus morio
The Chocolate Lobe-lipped Bat is an Australian bat with brown fur and short, rounded ears. It roosts in tree hollows and other structures and catches moths below the canopy.
- Gould's Wattled Bat Chalinolobus gouldii
Gould's wattled bat has brown fur on the rear and underside, with darker fur on its head and shoulders. In southern Australia, it hibernates through winter.
- Large Pied Bat Chalinolobus dwyeri
The Large Pied Bat is an eastern Australian bat associated with cliffs and caves. It has glossy black fur, long ears, and a white V-shaped fringe beneath the wings and tail membrane.
- Chinese Pipistrelle Hypsugo pulveratus
The Chinese pipistrelle is a small bat recorded in China. A university species page describes its coat and forest records, along with examples of roosting in buildings.
- Little Brown Bat Vespadelus vulturnus
A small bat with paler fur underneath, it catches flying insects in the forests and woodlands of southeastern Australia and Tasmania.
- Finlayson's Cave Bat Vespadelus finlaysoni
Finlayson's cave bat is a small species widespread across Australia. It occurs from deserts to high-rainfall coastal areas, often near rocky outcrops or hills.
- Lesser Long-eared Bat Nyctophilus geoffroyi
The lesser long-eared bat is recorded in Victoria, southeastern Australia. It roosts in tree hollows and buildings and has long ears.
