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Big Brown Bat
Eptesicus fuscus · Vespertilionidae
Where it's found
Every region with Big Brown Bat in its dex, with the tier and number it has there.
| Region | Tier | No. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Canada | Uncommon | #033 | |
| Colombia | Uncommon | #123 | |
| Mexico | Uncommon | #108 | |
| United States of America | Common | #088 | |
| Alabama | Uncommon | #009 | |
| Alberta | Uncommon | #052 | |
| Arizona | Rare | #029 | |
| Arkansas | Uncommon | #011 | |
| California | Rare | #041 | |
| Connecticut | Uncommon | #006 | |
| Delaware | Rare | #005 | |
| District of Columbia | Rare | #005 | |
| Georgia | Uncommon | #008 | |
| Idaho | Rare | #015 | |
| Illinois | Uncommon | #009 | |
| Indiana | Uncommon | #008 | |
| Iowa | Uncommon | #007 | |
| Kansas | Rare | #012 | |
| Kentucky | Uncommon | #009 | |
| Maine | Uncommon | #010 | |
| Maryland | Uncommon | #010 | |
| Massachusetts | Rare | #009 | |
| Michigan | Rare | #010 | |
| Minnesota | Uncommon | #011 | |
| Mississippi | Rare | #008 | |
| Missouri | Uncommon | #010 | |
| Montana | Rare | #014 | |
| Nebraska | Uncommon | #015 | |
| New Brunswick | Rare | #010 | |
| New Hampshire | Rare | #009 | |
| New Jersey | Rare | #008 | |
| New York | Uncommon | #010 | |
| North Carolina | Rare | #012 | |
| Ohio | Uncommon | #011 | |
| Oklahoma | Rare | #012 | |
| Ontario | Uncommon | #011 | |
| Oregon | Legendary | #017 | |
| Pennsylvania | Uncommon | #010 | |
| Québec | Legendary | #014 | |
| Saskatchewan | Rare | #011 | |
| South Carolina | Rare | #008 | |
| South Dakota | Uncommon | #013 | |
| Tennessee | Uncommon | #007 | |
| Texas | Rare | #035 | |
| Utah | Uncommon | #020 | |
| Vermont | Uncommon | #007 | |
| Virginia | Uncommon | #015 | |
| West Virginia | Uncommon | #008 | |
| Wisconsin | Uncommon | #009 | |
| British Columbia | Rare | #017 | Vagrant |
| Colorado | Rare | #021 | Vagrant |
| Florida | Rare | #012 | Vagrant |
| New Mexico | Rare | #024 | Vagrant |
| Washington | Rare | #017 | Vagrant |
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Field notes
What to look for
A robust brown bat with a broad wingspan of about 35 cm and a slow, steady flight.
Where
Cities, farmland and forest; roosts in buildings and tree cavities.
When
April to October; the last bat flying in autumn and sometimes seen on warm winter nights.
Tips
Larger and steadier than the little brown bat. Often the bat that turns up in a house.
Related species
Mammals near it in Alberta's dex.
#051 · Legendary🦌North American Hoary Bat
#053 · Rare🦌Silver-haired Bat
#054 · Rare🦌North American Deermouse
#049 · Common🦌Mountain Cottontail
#048 · Uncommon🦌White-tailed Jackrabbit
#047 · Common
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