NPSpecies

Formerly known as Myotis keenii.; Data Source: Spencer and Bautz review of species list, 2003; Kurta 2007

Data Source: Kurta 1998

Park Species Detail: Typically found in caves, mines, hollow trees, buildings, forests. May use separate day and night roosts. Small, scattered colonies, often associated with M. lucifugus. Maternity sites are warm places; female groups <20 during maternity. Feeds on soft insects over trees, ponds, and streams. Present during summer and winter., Park Species Data Source: Harvey, M.J.; J.S. Attenbach; & T.L. Best. 1999. Bats of the U.S. Ark. Game & Fish Comm. 64pp. Kurta, A. 1998. Mammals of the Great Lakes Region. Univ. of Mich. Press. Ann Arbor, MI. p.69. Spencer, E. and R. Bautz. 2003. Letter to J. Elias. Small mammal species list review for six parks. Kurta, A. 2007. Clarification on the taxonomy of Myotis keenii and Myotis septentrionalis. GLKN/2007/01.