Lesser woolly bat
Introduction:As it's name implies, the lesser woolly bat (Kerivoula lanosa) is a smaller version of the Damara woolly bat. It is an extremely rare species. Their broad ears, with inner and outer edges curling inwards, give it a funnel-shaped appearance. They are associated with forests and riverine vegetation. The lesser woolly bat roost in weavers' nests.
Distribution: Mahango National Park & Panhandle of the Okavango Delta in Botswana
Diet: Hunts for insects within 2m of the ground.
Colouring: Dark fur changing to dull buffy colour.
Size: Total body length 80mm.
Weight: 6-8g.
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