Bizarre-looking face with wartlike protuberances on nose and leaflike appendages on chin. Dorsal fur… read more
Sole bat in Eastern US with noseleaf that has no tail. Shades of brown on upperparts; grayish and so… read more
Medium-sized leaf-nosed bat with grayish to brownish fur, an elongated muzzle, and a prominent nose … read more
Usually gray-brown (sometimes dark brown) above; paler below. Surface of interfemoral membrane well … read more
Reddish brown back; belly brownish. Erect leaf-shaped projection on tip of long nose. Large eyes. No… read more
The only leaf-nosed bat occurring in Texas, this species may overlap with the Lesser Long-nosed Bat … read more
Long ears (more than 25mm), gray fur, and a distinct, leaflike appendage on the tip of the nose. Tai… read more
A whitish bat with orange shoulders and large, well-separated pinkish ears. The eyes are relatively … read more
Has huge ears and a pair of glandular lumps on either side of the nose. The back is pale to reddish … read more
As the name suggests, this is a large brown bat with naked, dark membranes. The tail is enclosed in … read more
Beautiful dark brown or black bats with frosted hair on the back that extends down onto the basal po… read more
Red Bat
Lasiurus borealis
A distinctive looking bat with mottled reddish and grayish pelage that extends well over the interfe… read more
Large, dark bat with grizzled fur that is frosted with white and marked with a yellow collar. The fr… read more
Similar to female Eastern Red Bats, this species has broadly rounded ears, long pointed wings, and a… read more
Tiny bat with short ears, relatively short hind feet, and an obviously keeled calcar. Differs from L… read more
Differs from other long-eared Myotis in slightly larger body size, longer (more than 21mm) ears that… read more
A large Myotis with uniformly-colored gray or brown hairs on the back. Unique in having the wing mem… read more
An otherwise undistinguished species of Myotis that differs from the Yuma Myotis in having glossy fu… read more
A long-eared bat with long, sharply pointed tragus. Differs from Long-eared Myotis in having slightl… read more
Small bat most closely resembling the Little Brown Myotis. Differs from that species in having spars… read more
Easily distinguished by long ears and distinct fringe of hairs along posterior edge of tail membrane… read more
One of the largest species of Myotis in North America, with fur varying from light brown to almost b… read more
Large-sized Myotis with longer, denser fur on the underside of the wing between the knee and elbow t… read more
Medium-sized Myotis with short ears (extend less than 2mm beyond nose when bent forward), and an unk… read more
Similar to the Big Brown Bat, but smaller, with reddish to dark brown fur above and somewhat paler b… read more
Tiny bat with blunt, slightly curved tragus, and small hind foot less than half as long as the tibia… read more
Small bat with yellowish- to grayish-brown pelage, and a somewhat paler belly. Dorsal hairs are tric… read more
Small bat with large ears, toe hairs that extend beyond the tips of the claws, bicolored belly fur, … read more
The largest bat in North America is darker than Underwood’s Bonneted Bat, and lacks long guard hairs… read more
Large bat with wrinkled lips. Upperparts range from pale reddish brown to almost black, but individu… read more
The most common member of the family has deeply furrowed lips, and ears that are not joined at the m… read more
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