Dasypterus

• Southern Yellow Bat Dasypterus ega

  

  This bat is recorded in the lowlands of Bolivia. Its short, woolly coat is dark gray to cinnamon on the back, with a strongly contrasting belly. It catches insects while flying in open spaces.

• Cuban Yellow Bat Dasypterus insularis

  This bat is endemic to Cuba. It has long, thick golden-yellow fur and a short, broad muzzle.

• Northern Yellow Bat Dasypterus intermedius

  This yellowish bat ranges through the southeastern United States and parts of Central America. It roosts beneath Spanish moss or palm fronds and forages for insects over open ground and along water and forest edges.

• Western Yellow Bat Dasypterus xanthinus

  This bat occurs in dry parts of Mexico and the southwestern United States. Its back is pale yellow, and it lacks a dark facial mask.

• Southern Yellow Bat Dasypterus ega

  

  This bat is recorded in the lowlands of Bolivia. Its short, woolly coat is dark gray to cinnamon on the back, with a strongly contrasting belly. It catches insects while flying in open spaces.