This small bat has distinctive small feet and a wingspan of about 24 cm. They are known for their ability to roost in rock crevices and are often found in arid environments.
Habitat
Rocky areas and caves
Diet
Insectivorous, primarily feeding on moths and beetles
How common
Uncommon
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