Lasiurus seminolus (Seminole Bat)

Counties where this species is known to occur are highlighted in blue. Click here to enlarge map. Habitat: Forests and woodlands. The distribution of this species parallels that of Spanish moss, which it uses as a roosting site. Habits: Seminole Bats generally are solitary, they do not hibernate, and thus are active year round. Litters may consist of one to four young, which are born from May to June. Diet consists of bugs, flies, beetles, and moths.

Artiodactyla

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Carnivora

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Chiroptera

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Didelphimorphia

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Insectivora

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Lagomorpha

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Rodentia

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Xenarthra

Scientific Names - Common Names

For more information, view the Mammalian Species account for this species. Search the OMNH Collections for Lasiurus seminolus.