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Silver-Haired Bat |
Lasionycteris noctivagans |
Description: Body length about 3 5/8 to 4 1/4", wingspan about 12". Has long thick fur, very dark, usually black, with silver tips above. Tail membrane lightly furred above. |
Range: Across most of U.S. and southern Canada. |
Habitat: Lives in forested areas, roosts under bark and in tree hollows. |
Diet: Moths, flies, various other flying insects. |
Behavior: Solitary bat, slow flyer. Usually migrates south for winter, or hibernates in trees, crevices, buildings, mines or other sheltered location. Gives birth to twins, in the early summer. |
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