The Silver-Haired Bat is a small species of bat found primarily in North America. It is known for its distinctive silver-tipped fur, which gives it a unique appearance. These bats typically roost in trees and are most active during the evening and night, feeding on insects like moths and beetles. This species prefers forested areas and is often seen in regions with abundant vegetation. The Silver-Haired Bat plays an important role in controlling insect populations, contributing to the ecosystem's balance. They are also known for their long migrations, traveling significant distances between summer and winter habitats.