Northern long-eared bat
Myotis septentrionalis |
| If
present, found in caves mines, hollow trees, buildings, forests. May
use separate day and night roosts. Maternity sites are warm places.
colonies are small and scattered, often associated with M. lucifugus.
Female groups less than 20 during maternity.. Feeds on soft insects
over trees, ponds, and streams. If found, present during summer and
winter. |
Park
Status |
Probably Present |
| Abundance |
Unknown |
| Residency |
Unknown |
| Other
parks in which this species has been reported |
Nativity |
Native |
- Voyageurs
- Wind Cave
- Shenandoah
- Sleeping Bear Dunes
- Saint-Gaudens
- Pictured Rocks
- Prince William Forest
- Natchez Trace (NATR)
- New River Gorge
- Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller
- Minute Man
- Lincoln Boyhood
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- Jewel Cave
- Great Smoky Mountains
- Gauley River
- Gettysburg (GETT)
- Fort Pulaski
- Delaware Water Gap
- Eisenhower
- Chickamauga &
Chattanooga
- Chesapeake & Ohio
Canal
- Buffalo
- Big South Fork
- Acadia
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