Big Brown Bat

Big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus) are considered "large" for an American bat. They have brown to glossy copper-colored fur on their back with the belly fur being lighter. Their ears are small, rounded and black in color as are their wing membranes and tail. Their lips are fleshy and their nose is broad for the size of their face. Big Brown Bat usually emerge at twilight to pursue prey over meadows, suburban streets, and city traffic. they detect beetles and other insects by emitting high pitched noises that bounce off objects and back as echoes.
Category:Bats
Category:Mammals
Category:Wildlife