This foliage dwelling species has the largest range of any North American bat, and occurs in the tree line of Canada to Guatemala, in South America, and Hawaii. The hoary bat is a summer resident to ...

“What is neat about the hoary bat is that they will hang out in the leaves of trees and use their furry tail membrane to wrap ...

The Hawaiian hoary bat, or ‘ope‘ape‘a, migrated to the islands from the Pacific coast of North America in two separate waves more than 9,000 years apart. • FRANK BONACCORSO photo As wind ...

The big brown bat is the Adirondack’s largest bat; only the hoary bat is larger. The long ... and basements of buildings, in hollow trees, caves, and mines. Throughout most of its range, this species ...

The Hawaiian hoary bat, or ‘ope’ape’a ... It preys on insects and is believed to roost among trees in areas near forests. In October 1970, the bat was listed as a federally endangered ...

The hoary bat, golden borer moth and wild lupine are now listed under the Massachusetts Endangered Species Act. They’re among 22 animals and plants that were newly named to the list following an ...

They may be found in caves, crevices, trees and anthropogenic structures such as barns ... more like long-distance migrants such as hoary bats (Lasiurus cinereus) and silver-haired bats (Lasionycteris ...