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Chocolate Pipistrelle

Bats

Hypsugo affinis

Basic stats

Range

China, India, Myanmar, Nepal and Sri Lanka

Size

Head and body about 9cm; wingspan about 24cm

The chocolate pipistrelle is a vesper bat found in China, India, Myanmar, Nepal and Sri Lanka, formerly placed in the genus Falsistrellus. The total head and body length is about 9 cm and the wingspan about 24 cm. The hair is soft, dense and relatively long, dark brown on the back with the extreme tips pale grey, giving a slightly grizzled look, and lighter on the underside (Wikipedia, general species account).

The membranes, ears and naked parts of the face are a uniform blackish brown. The cached account gives no habitat, diet or breeding information (Wikipedia, general species account).

Quick answers

Where is the Chocolate Pipistrelle found?
China, India, Myanmar, Nepal and Sri Lanka
How big is the Chocolate Pipistrelle?
Head and body about 9cm; wingspan about 24cm
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