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Srini's Long-fingered Bat

Bats

Miniopterus srinii

Basic stats

Habitat

Western Ghats of Karnataka

Range

Endemic to India; described from the Western Ghats of Karnataka

Size

Forearm 38.9–41.3mm

Srini's bent-winged bat is a small bent-winged bat with a forearm of 38.9–41.3 mm, formally described in 2023 from the Western Ghats of Karnataka, India, on morphological, echolocation and molecular evidence. It belongs to a complex of related bent-winged bats (Wikipedia, general species account).

Its fur ranges from deep golden to dark brown and is generally lighter than that of the small bent-winged bat. The dorsal fur is relatively long, with golden and cream hairs mixed with shorter black hairs, and the belly fur is golden-tipped, dark brown in the middle and cream at the base. The muzzle is light grey to flesh-coloured with sparse hair, and the ears are small and triangular. The cached account gives no habitat, diet or breeding information (Wikipedia, general species account).

Quick answers

What habitat does the Srini's Long-fingered Bat live in?
Western Ghats of Karnataka
Where is the Srini's Long-fingered Bat found?
Endemic to India; described from the Western Ghats of Karnataka
How big is the Srini's Long-fingered Bat?
Forearm 38.9–41.3mm
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