If anyone knows more about Tanzanian bats than I do (which shouldn’t be hard as I know basically nothing!) then would you try to ID this species seen at Speke Bay on Lake Victoria (by David Bishop).
My best guess is Hairy Slit-faced Bat but that is very much a guess…
thanks
Jon
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I agree that its a Nycteris, but not sure its hispida, as the nose structure doesn’t look right. However I’m not sure which of the 10-12 species found in this area it might be.
We would welcome the observation submitted to AfriBats:
http://www.inaturalist.org/projects/afribats
Happy to help with IDs there!