The Southeastern Myotis is a small bat with a wingspan of about 10 inches and fur that ranges from brown to gray. They are known for their unique roosting habits, often found in trees or buildings.
Habitat
Wetlands and forested areas in the southeastern United States.
Diet
Insectivorous, primarily feeding on flying insects.
How common
Rare
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