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Pallid Bat
Mammals

Pallid Bat

Antrozous pallidus

Authorship: (Le Conte)

Notes

The night roost in entrance to IMRS HQ bathrooms normally have up to 40 individuals at one time. For unknown reason, there were low numbers during summer of 2011 (only eight or nine per night). Pallid Bats usually arrive during middle of April (J.D. Johnson, UTEP).

Records

It was observed during 2007 at Echo Spring and IMRS HQ by H. Brewer, and in 2001 at Echo Spring by J. Mueller.

Sources

[Brewer, 2007, Lenhart et al., 2010, Mata-Silva et al., 2011a, b]

Taxonomic Classification

KingdomAnimalia
PhylumChordata (Chordates)
SubphylumVERTEBRATA (Vertebrates)
ClassMammalia (Mammals)
OrderCHIROPTERA (Bats)
FamilyVESPERTILIONIDAE (Vespertilionid Bat Family)
GenusAntrozous
Speciespallidus

Recent Observations

Sourced from iNaturalist

Pallid Bat (opens in new tab)
Pallid BatIMRS
kevinfloydApr 25, 2026Hudspeth County, TX, USA
Pallid Bat (opens in new tab)
Pallid BatIMRS
samherrenOct 25, 2023Fort Hancock, TX, US
Pallid Bat (opens in new tab)
Pallid BatIMRS
highsingerJul 31, 2023Hudspeth County, TX
Pallid Bat (opens in new tab)
Pallid BatIMRS
braulio32Jul 1, 2023Van Horn, TX 79855, USA
Pallid Bat (opens in new tab)
Pallid BatIMRS
kavegaSep 1, 2018Hudspeth County, US-TX, US
Pallid Bat (opens in new tab)
Pallid BatIMRS
iraniafigueroaOct 13, 2017indio mountain research station
Pallid Bat (opens in new tab)
Pallid BatIMRS
wanderin_giraffOct 14, 201779851, Sierra Blanca, TX, US
Pallid Bat (opens in new tab)
Pallid BatIMRS
amunoz23May 18, 2017Fort Hancock, TX 79854, Fort Hancock, TX, US
Pallid Bat (opens in new tab)
Pallid BatIMRS
sncooksOct 13, 2016Unnamed Road Van Horn, TX 79855
Pallid Bat (opens in new tab)
Pallid BatIMRS
missatrox44Jul 28, 2013Hudspeth County, TX, USA

Conservation assessments from the following sources:

  • NatureServe Explorer
  • IUCN Red List
  • Texas Parks & Wildlife — Species of Greatest Conservation Need (SGCN)
Conservation status by source
IUCN Red List
LCLeast Concern
NatureServe Global (opens in new tab)
G4Apparently Secure
NatureServe (Texas) (opens in new tab)
S5Secure
Texas SGCNNot assessed

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