Fringed myotis carry no NatureServe state rank in Nebraska, SNR unranked, despite the species’ G4 global rank suggesting a reasonably secure range-wide status; every one of the state’s 16 records appears in GBIF, with only 5 also logged on iNaturalist, meaning specimen and cave-survey data dominate what’s documented about this bat here.
August alone accounts for 7 of the state’s 16 records, close to half the total, tracking the weeks when maternity colonies are still active in the rock crevices and buttes of western Nebraska this species favors for roosting; the record shows nothing at all outside the May-through-September window.



