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E.V. Miller
1948
Tadarida femorosaca
March 27 2900'± elev. La Calera, 2 mi. S.W. Santa Catarina, Nuevo Leon,
Mexico. Shot a ♀ (no embryos) just as the sun was going
down. Habitat - rocky, mountainous, desert country.
Small River about 2 miles distant. Also shot T.
mexicana and Pipistrellus sp. (by S.B. Benson) here.
T. femorosaca and mexicana came out just as the
sun was setting while the pipistrellos came out when
the light was much dimmer. There was little wind
and no clouds. March 28, evening, there was wind
and considerable cloudiness. The bats did not appear
until after the sun had set, despite the fact that it
was darker earlier on this day than on the previous.