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Long-eared Myotis

Myotis evotis

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Where it is recorded

Records by month in California.January 40, February 35, March 36, April 45, May 43, June 32, July 27, August 28, September 35, October 36, November 46, December 36.
United States2,378
California439
New Mexico432
Colorado401
Oregon294
Washington212
Canada211
Utah137
British Columbia121
Nevada107

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Traits

Behavioral

  • NocturnalActive primarily at nightChecked by the maintainer

Dietary

  • InsectivoreFeeds primarily on insectsFrom its classification

Physical

  • EcholocationUses sonar to navigate and huntFrom its classification

Classification

KingdomAnimals · Animalia
PhylumChordates · Chordata
ClassMammals · Mammalia
OrderBats · Chiroptera
FamilyEvening Bats · Vespertilionidae
GenusMouse-eared Bats · Myotis

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