Wildlifeof China
Large Long-fingered Bat
Bats
Photo: Utain Pummarin (iNaturalist) · CC BY 4.0
Miniopterus magnater
Basic stats
Diet
Flying insects
Habitat
Caves near tropical and subtropical forest
Range
Southern China and Southeast Asia
The large long-fingered bat is a dark, medium-sized Miniopterus with an elongated third finger supporting a long, narrow wing. It occurs from southern China through parts of Southeast Asia. Colonies roost in caves and other underground shelters, emerging after dark to pursue moths and other flying insects in fast, sustained flight over forest and open country. (Wikipedia, general species account)
Quick answers
- What does the Large Long-fingered Bat eat?
- Flying insects
- What habitat does the Large Long-fingered Bat live in?
- Caves near tropical and subtropical forest
- Where is the Large Long-fingered Bat found?
- Southern China and Southeast Asia