Male and female red bats have different migrating routines.

LaVal and others, whose study was also conducted in Missouri, found that a female bat foraged 7 to 33 feet (2-10 m) above a river.

She swoops around the stage like some kind of female bat about to get a kinky thrill from drinking your blood.

Many people, however, had a hard time recognizing the subtle difference between the male and female bats on the bathrooms' swinging doors.

In the late summer, both male and female bats are known to roost in the caves of southern Mexico.

The cave is a maternity roost where pregnant female gray bats come each spring to give birth and raise their young.

The other became a female bat.

During the breeding season, late October to early November, female bats congregate in groups and give birth to a single young.

Every year, female free-tailed bats in Mexico leave their mates and fly eight hundred miles up to the southern United States.

In high altitude area, female northern bats flies during daytime, because of short nights, but their foraging time peaks after dusk and sometime before dawn.